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Interest rate swaps in China widened sharply after the U.S. Federal Reserve announced its latest quantitative easing program aimed at stimulating the economy.
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UBS is advising selling a 475 receiver option (25 basis points upfront) and buying a 625 payer option (29bps upfront) on iTraxx Xover for October expiry to take advantage of the underpriced index.
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Swap trades will get smaller as counterparties tackle clearing requirements and look to cut costs, according to a panel at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association conference in New York yesterday.
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The Danish Presidency of the E.U. has introduced an explicit waiver for non-equity derivatives in the Markets in Financial Instruments Regulation.
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Paul Collins, managing director and head of hybrid and structured products trading at Nomura in Singapore, left the firm last week and is joining Standard Chartered Bank.
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New broad regulations in Australia dealing with the establishment of onshore clearing and settlement providers could dictate how an over-the-counter derivatives clearinghouse operates in the country, according to lawyers.