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Credit Suisse is advising investors to purchase a one-month 0.5% out of-the-money euro put versus buying a call against a basket made up of Russian ruble, Indian rupee and Brazilian real.
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John Hobin, head of fx institutional sales for fixed income, currencies and commodities at Macquarie in London, has joined online fx platform Digital Vega in a new role as head of distribution.
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Firas Zenie, an executive director in synthetic equity trading at UBS in London, has left the firm.
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Investors in South Korea are buying puts on the Kospi 200, such as December, 2013, 90% puts at 4.7%. They’re taking advantage of cheap downside volatility being sold by dealers looking to hedge the growth in equity-linked structured products.
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The European Parliament may hold hearings on how bankers were able to manipulate the London interbank offered rate.
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Morgan Stanley is planning to reduce the size of its fixed-income business, with structured credit and investment-grade securitization possibly affected, according to Ruth Porat, cfo.