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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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Alan Sharkey, a senior official in distressed credit sales at Goldman Sachs in London, has left the firm and is set to join hedge fund Angelo, Gordon & Co.
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China’s National Association of Financial Market Institutional Investors has prepared and internally approved changes to its definitions of domestic fx and interest rate swaps, which could be instituted soon, according to lawyers.
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Registered financial institutions wanting to clear credit default and interest rate swaps in Japan should have a net market capitalization of not less than JPY100 billion (USD1.28 billion) and maintain a capital-to-risk ratio of between 200-and-250%, depending on credit rating, according to the Japan Securities Clearing Corp.
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E-mails and documents released by the Bank of England suggest it and the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank approved rules drafted by the British Bankers’ Association related to the London interbank offered rate that were less stringent than originally proposed.
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Regulators in Europe and the prosecutors in U.S. are reportedly close to arresting and charging individuals allegedly involved with manipulating the London interbank offered rate.
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Seven smaller U.K. lenders have joined the four largest banks in agreeing to review past sales of interest-rate swaps, according to the Financial Service Authority.