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The Americas derivatives community came together in New York to recognise and celebrate outstanding achievements across the industry
The derivatives market gathered in London on Thursday night to celebrate its leading players
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Drew Blackburn, director and head of delta one sales at Credit Suisse in Hong Kong, resigned last week.
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The Singapore Exchange plans to implement client clearing for central clearing counterparty members. It is also gearing to bolster protection for customer collateral in an event of default scenario. The ideas have been included in a SGX public consultation.
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More swaps dealers are likely to become designated contract markets, rather than swap execution facilities. That’s according to a TABB Group report, which notes DCMs have a more favorable regulatory touch and the rules for SEFs remain largely unclear. -
Max De Gaspari, an equity derivatives salesman at Credit Suisse in London, has left the firm.
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The Bank of Canada has announced that banks will be able to clear over-the-counter derivatives through central counterparties outside the country, sparing financial institutions the expense of creating domestic CCPs.
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Greg Clark, the U.K. Treasury Minister, has called on the European Parliament to reconsider its decision to vote down proposed interoperability arrangements among clearing firms.
