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JPMorgan is expected to post losses of USD5 billion in its second-quarter earnings report from its derivatives trades through its London chief investment office, far below the USD9 billion projected in media reports.
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NYSE Euronext has announced that LIFFE Administration and Management, its London derivatives market, has terminated its clearing relationship with LCH.Clearnet.
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The recent downgrade of 15 global banks by Moody’s Investors Service is expected to further slow the issuance of structured notes in the U.S., which is already 13% lower than a year ago.
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The worsening eurozone crisis has resulted in global investment banks’ fee income declining 25% in the second quarter from the preceding three month period to an estimated USD14 billion, its lowest level in three years, with the year-to-date total of USD32 billion also 25% below 2011 levels.
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The People Databank is a new feature from Derivatives Week/Derivatives Intelligence tracking the trends in staffing in the market. -
—David Wright, secretary general of the International Organization of Securities Commissions, on how much funding he will need for a so-called research foundation.
