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Further clarity is needed in respect to article 25 (1) of the European Market Infrastructure Regulation, according to the International Swaps and Derivatives Association. Article 25 (1) prohibits non-E.U. central counterparties from providing clearing in the E.U. unless recognized by the European Securities and Markets Association, and ISDA has warned European lawmakers that a number of issues still remain to be settled, such as whether non-E.U. CCPs will be able to obtain recognition from the regulatory body before the prohibition comes into effect.
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Deutsche Bank is advising investors to buy one-week at-the-money forward straddles on the U.S. dollar against the yen and hedge them hourly, while simultaneously selling one-week ATM forward straddles on the same pair, but hedge them daily.
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Insight Investment has hired Paul Lambert as head of currency in London. -
Regis Loeb, managing director and head of European index trading at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in London, has left.
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Banks under investigation for their role in manipulating the London interbank offered rate are said to be voluntarily providing antitrust regulators with information related to the scandal with the hopes of receiving lower fines. .
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The Singapore Exchange has proposed regulations that would introduce margining for securities cleared by the central depository as part of its efforts to enhance its risk management practices.
