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There were further senior departures in equities and fixed income this week in both New York and London, at the same time DI reported some firms are set to make cuts over the next few days in Asia Pacific. -
The European Securities and Markets Authority has declined to adopt straight-through-processing for its final regulatory technical standards for over-the-counter derivatives, central counterparties and trade repositories.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland is set to reduce the size and footprint of its investor products and equity derivatives unit globally in an effort to take out significant costs from the business, according to officials. As part of the move, led by Peter Nielsen, ceo of markets, the investor products and equity derivatives unit will be integrated with the firm’s non-linear trading business.
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RBC Investor Services has launched a global middle and back-office platform for listed and over-the-counter derivatives.
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The 10Y 7-10% CDX.IG9 tranche is being singled out as an optimal short based on the view the recent credit rally is temporary and spreads will widen again, according to Citigroup.
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The European Banking Authority has adopted draft technical standards on capital requirements for central counterparties under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation.
