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The Americas derivatives community came together in New York to recognise and celebrate outstanding achievements across the industry
The derivatives market gathered in London on Thursday night to celebrate its leading players
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The Australian Securities Exchange has teamed up with the Singapore Exchange to link their respective futures and options markets.
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The European Commission has launched a consultation on issues arising in investment funds, including exposure to certain over-the-counter derivatives that in the future will be subject to central clearing.
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Most buyside firms said they will not begin clearing until regulations are adopted, with 52% saying a target date would drive them to clear sooner, and 81% planning to continue trading uncleared products, according to State Street.
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A former member of Thomson Reuters’ team involved with the London interbank offered rate said the British Bankers’ Association, which sets Libor, was informed on a weekly basis in 2008 that the rate was being distorted.
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The outlook for credit spreads on investment-grade bonds changed from a positive reading of 15.2 at the beginning of April to -19.1 at the beginning of July, according to the latest survey by the International Association of Credit Portfolio Managers.
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Lloyds Banking Group says it has received subpoenas from U.K. regulators over its alleged involvement in the manipulation of the London interbank offered rate and the situation will be clarified in the next six months.