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CEB plans to print more structured notes and may launch inaugural Sofr bond in 2026
Japanese firm plucks banker from UBS
The Americas derivatives community came together in New York to recognise and celebrate outstanding achievements across the industry
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Just weeks before the U.S. Presidential elections, join financial industry leaders in New York City to discuss the impact of the political and economic climate looking ahead to 2013 and beyond. The industry’s top regulators will discuss the latest developments with regulatory reform implementation and how they will affect your business; Beltway insiders will provide insights on the latest polls and predictions for election results; financial industry experts will discuss the impact each Administration will have on our industry and the economy at large. Discussions will include a focus on issues of importance to the industry, including the looming fiscal cliff, European debt crisis, global reforms, and a return to a client-focused culture.
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“Read the speech.” Mario Draghi’s used this retort to a journalist who implied the European Central Bank president’s comments last week signaled an imminent resumption of bond buying by the central bank. -
Gains from derivatives helped boost second-quarter profits at Prudential and MetLIfe.
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New Zealand’s NZX is planning to launch a derivatives market next year, with equity derivatives expected to debut March 1 and equity options April 5
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The five Swedish banks responsible for the Stockholm interbank offered rate are stepping up efforts to improve the way it is set to enhance its credibility following the crisis involving the manipulation of the London interbank offered rate and its equivalents around the world.
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A slowdown in global capital markets activity and weakness in equity and fixed income markets in the second quarter have taken their total on the largest U.S. banks, according to Fitch Ratings.
