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The British Bankers’ Association has voted to give up its role in setting the London interbank offered rate, thus opening the door for government regulation of the rates.
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Markit is planning to include in its North American high-yield CDX index three companies for which banks are currently not offering credit default swaps with the hope that their addition will prompt banks to launch CDS on the names: CIT Group, Charter Communications and Calpine Corp.
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Nomura has hired Stuart Oakley as global head of Asian non-deliverable forwards and head of fx cash trading for Asia ex-Japan.
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Investors searching for higher yields are increasingly turning to stock market funds that use derivatives.
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Managers at the Royal Bank of Scotland are said to have participated in manipulating the London interbank offered rate and other global interest-rate benchmarks.
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Societe General Corporate & Investment Banking has named Stephane Loiseau to the new position as head of cash equities for the Asia-Pacific.