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Credit Suisse is advising investors to buy a six-month put butterfly on the Australian dollar against the Mexican peso, based on the view that MXN remains cheaper with higher yields in comparison to AUD.
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Proposed changes regarding how U.K. client assets are held by non-bank clearing members may result in significant operational challenges and greater costs in futures clearing. -
Barclays has announced it will restructure its investment bank, including a merger of its trading and distribution teams across fixed income, commodities, fx and equities into a new markets business headed by Eric Bommensath.
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Credit default swap spreads on Credit Suisse’s U.S. unit widened 25% in one week, according to the Depository Trust & Clearing Corp., with observers attributing the spike to a regulatory investigation of a former executive even though that probe is not aimed at the firm.
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The Singapore Exchange has proposed sharply lowering the capital requirements for becoming a clearing member for over-the-counter derivatives from SGD1 billion to SGD50 million.
