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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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JPMorgan is advising investors to buy a three-month put butterfly on the U.S. dollar against the yen, playing the view that the Bank of Japan will leave monetary policy unchanged at its meeting this Wednesday.
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Gary Delany, director Europe for the Options Industry Council in Kent, on the impact of a financial transaction tax for derivatives.
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Hedge fund investors are looking at three-to-six-month range accruals and double-no-touch transactions that reference the Australia dollar, New Zealand dollar or euro against the Japanese yen.
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The European Investment Bank showed peers an example of pragmatic dealmaking on Tuesday, selling a rare 10 year euro with a well oversubscribed book. The deal was a lesson in how to price long-dated trades in an ultra rich market environment.
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Periphery eurozone banks are back in the public bond mix as investors start to look down the credit curve. With private placement investors beginning to follow suit, issuers should consider the advantages of going private.
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Having the European Central Bank as the single supervisor for the continent’s financial institutions will make little real difference to the way banks are scrutinised. But plans for banking union are still a good thing.