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Frederic Smadja, head of U.S. equity flow and structured index trading for North America at Natixis in New York, has left the firm.
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Barclays is advising investors buy a low strike EUR2-year*2y-2y*10y bull steepener while funding the position with a high strike EUR 2y*10y-2y*30y bear steepener in an attempt to take advantage of the rich valuation of the 10y tails.
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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.