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Interdealer-brokers are under pressure to consolidate as trading volumes have steadily declined since 2008 and regulators push for more electronic trading of derivatives, which would cut brokers’ higher-margin phone business.
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Cantor Fitzgerald has announced plans to launch Cantor Clear, which will provide service to correspondent clearing firms, including institutional broker dealers, online direct access broker dealers, registered investment advisors and other asset managers.
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The world’s largest investment banks have cut staff by 10,000—roughly 5.6%--in the 12 months ended June 30, with Goldman Sachs reporting the steepest decline and Barclays least affected as it has maintained steady employment levels, according to Financial News analysis.
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Berkshire Hathaway said it will terminate USD8.25 billion of its USD16 billion in credit default swaps on municipal debt, ahead of an expected rise in U.S. municipal bankruptcies.
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ABN Amro Clearing has tapped Brian Duff to launch its new fx prime brokerage and over-the-counter fx clearing business in North America.
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IntercontinentalExchange has teamed up with private fixed-income depository to launch Cetip |Trader, a Brazilian fixed-income trading platform.