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Investment bankers in Europe are in a for another wave of layoffs less than a year after the first round amid a nine-year low of fees from mergers and securities underwriting during the current crisis.
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The global fixed-income exchange traded fund market is expected to grow from its current USD302 billion to more than USD2 trillion over the next decade, according to BlackRock’s iShares.
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The lack of derivatives regulations involving the netting of contracts in a number of Asian countries could make trading over-the-counter transactions in region prohibitively expensive, which could discourage OTC activity in the region.
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Mark Hoban, the U.K.’s HM Treasury’s financial secretary, says the government’s investigation into manipulation of the London Interbank Offered Rate may involve 10 to 14 British banks.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York may have known of problems with the setting of the London interbank offered rate as early as August as 2007 and had discussed proposed changes to Libor with British authorities several months later.
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Bloomberg has cleared the first non-deliverable forwards trades on its fx platform through CME Group. It’s the first such transaction between an fx trading platform and a clearinghouse for NDFs.