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Revenues from the largest investment banks fell 7.5% to USD86 billion in the first half of the year, with the sharpest declines in 10 of their 13 largest business lines, according to Coalition.
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The fixed-income exchange-traded fund market is expected to grow from its current USD309 billion to more than USD1 trillion in 2017 and USD2 trillion by 2022, according to BlackRock.
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The migration to electronic platforms for standardized swaps will likely be “very gradual,” according to Celent.
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Declining volatility is driving investors to favor options and swaps tied to stops over structured notes that use derivatives.
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The Scottish Widows Investment Partnership has named Alan Bridges as investment director of U.K. rates.
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The Munich-based Assenagon, which manages around EUR2 billion in assets, has created a unit that will use credit default swaps to go long credits.