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Portugal’s Espirito Santo Investment Bank has expanded its debt capital markets business in the Americas with the hiring of Dennis Holtzapffel as head of DCM origination for Spanish speaking Latin America.
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Sovereigns, such as central governments, sovereign wealth funds, central banks and other supranational institutions, are expected to embrace central clearing voluntarily and post collateral to bilateral commercial counterparties due to the indirect impact of regulation on bilateral derivatives pricing, according to a report on over-the counter derivatives reform by BNY Mellon.
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A EUR/USD put with a reverse knock-out is expected to come under pressure to be triggered over the next day and that has some players selling euro spot against the Australian dollar, euro/Canadian dollar and euro/U.S. dollar.
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Georges Assi, managing director and deputy global head of fixed income at Nomura in London, resigned yesterday.
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Rules that stipulate how non-E.U. firms access and operate in the E.U., known as third country access provisions, could have a detrimental effect on the U.K. financial market as well as the E.U. financial sector if the current proposals are implemented, according to a report from the House of Lords European Union Committee on the updated Markets in Financial Instruments Directive.
