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The European repo mark shrank by 9.9% over the past six months, thanks largely to the European Central Bank’s Long Term Refinancing Operations, according to the latest survey by the International Capital Market Association’s European Rep Council.
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European banks are increasingly turning to derivatives to help shore up their businesses, using credit default swaps to help offset risks and make new loans.
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Regulators are examining communications between Philippe Moryoussef, a former swaps trader at Barclays, and Rabobank over alleged manipulation of Euribor, the European Union’s interbank offered rate.
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U.S. trading volume of options fell 11.89% in July from a year earlier, while year-to-date volume was off by 6.81% from 2011, according to the Options Trading Council.
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Jose Cogolludo has left as global head of sales and marketing for commodity derivatives at BNP Paribas to become global head of commodities sales at Citigroup in London.
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BNY Mellon has named Dan Mulholland as head of U.S. Treasury trading in its capital markets group.