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Six out of 10 financial market participants said proposed clearing requirements for derivatives will likely prompt end-users not to use the instruments, according to Risk.net.
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CME Clearing Europe has announced that it will now accept gold bullion to cover margin requirements, which its U.S. clearing counterpart has been doing since October 2009.
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India has relaxed regulations for corporations’ issuance of equities in a move to give the market a boost.
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Poland’s Alio Bank has teamed up with Aphelio, the Swedish technology vendor, to launch a single-bank fx trading platform for corporates later this year.
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BNP Paribas is looking to boost its share of investment banking in Germany, building on its presence that has grown with the acquisition of local businesses from Fortis in 2008.
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Christopher Rokos, the interest rate and volatility derivatives specialist who co-founded hedge fund Brevan Howard, is planning to leave the firm and will stop trading at the end of the month.