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The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has hired Ron Chiong, the ex-head of single stock volatility trading at Standard Chartered in Hong Kong, as a senior manager in risk and strategy, a newly-created role.
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SwapClear, the global interest rates clearing service owned by LCH.Clearnet, cleared a notional volume of buyside contracts of USD233.4 billion last week, a record for the firm.
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The Pension Federation and other major players in the Dutch pensions market have criticized recently releases technical standards on over-the-counter derivatives regulation proposed by the European Securities and Markets Authority, saying the measures will cost them more and may not make the OTC market safer.
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Credit default swap spreads on Standard Chartered widened 35 basis points, the biggest jump since October 2008, after the bank was charged for allegedly violating U.S. money laundering laws by dealing with Iranian institutions that are subject to sanctions.
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Equity managers charge roughly 70% more in fees than their fixed income peers, according to a Camradata Live survey of investment managers.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has released recommendation for FpML version 5.3, a technical framework for global regulatory reporting requirements.