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Greek banks relied on EUR24 billion ($29.4 billion) of European Central Bank funding in the month of July, according to Greek central bank filing this week.
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Sapient has launched an industry reporting standard for cleared over-the-counter derivatives related activity. -
Marex Spectron is advising customers to buy a one-year 45 delta U.S. dollar/Turkish lira call with a 55 delta hedge, suggesting that investors over-hedge themselves to earn more carry from depositing the TRY and selling 55% of the notional as the delta hedge.
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Japanese dealers will have a pricing advantage over foreign firms as they will not have to include credit valuation adjustments into their risk management capital ratios for domestic yen-denominated derivatives when new Basel III standards are enforced in March.
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Ahmed Kachenoura, the ex-global head of sales, flow and delta-one at Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank in Paris, has joined the Royal Bank of Canada as head of Europe, the Middle East and Africa trading for global equity-linked products in London.
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Clearing requirements for fx forwards in E.U. derivatives regulation would result in less hedging activity amongst corporate end users, says James Bindler, global head of fx options at Citigroup in London and a member of the Bank of England's Fx Joint Standing Committee.
