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CEB plans to print more structured notes and may launch inaugural Sofr bond in 2026
Japanese firm plucks banker from UBS
The Americas derivatives community came together in New York to recognise and celebrate outstanding achievements across the industry
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Another round of Federal Reserve quantitative easing could prove positive for the Australia dollar against the U.S. dollar, helping AUD regain recently lost ground. William Johnson, senior fx dealer at brokerage World First Foreign Exchange in Sydney, said AUD weakness and potential QE3 are fueling option interest from both AUD sellers and buyers.
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Linedata Exchange is Linedata’s premier North American event, developed as an answer to the growing need for an open forum, where financial professionals could initiate a dialogue and exchange key opinions, views and insights about the current and future direction of the financial industry. In its third year, Linedata Exchange 2012 promises this and more.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has extended the deadline for dealers to comply with new swaps regulations from Oct. 12 to the end of the year, taking steps to clarify confusion over when they have to register.
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Citigroup is preparing to launch a commodity trading finance business in Europe to fill the gap created by European lenders pulling back from that market.
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Deutsche Bank has rolled out the first tradable index based on U.S. core inflation as it expects a demand for inflation-protected products if the Federal Reserve offers additional stimulus to the economy.
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Dutch Interior Minister Liesbeth Spies has announced the country will limit sales of derivatives only to housing providers that banks agree to consider as non-professional investors.