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—David Wright, secretary general of the International Organization of Securities Commissions, on how much funding he will need for a so-called research foundation.
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David Herzberg, the former global head of equity derivatives at JPMorgan, joined BTG Pactual as managing partner and head of international equity trading in London.
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In early spring 2011, UBS managers in New York put together an analysis on the regulatory impact of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act on credit default swap trading. Later that spring, Paul Hamill, now a managing director of matched principal trading in New York, gave a presentation on what would eventually become the firm’s Price Improvement Network-Fixed Income. That platform is why the editors of Derivatives Week/Derivatives Intelligence have awarded UBS the 2012 Electronic Trading Platform Of The Year Award. -
Investors in Asia are selling six-month convexity on regional indices, including the Nikkei at 3.40 vol, and using the trade to fund the acquisition of put spreads on a range of other Asian indices.
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Société Générale is advising investors to buy notional USD10 million six-month U.S. dollar/Canadian dollar calls and sell 143 lots of six-month WTI crude oil puts on the basis that correlation between oil and USD/CAD has peaked.
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Swap dealers will be able to determine whether a counterparty has the appropriate knowledge and soundness to enter into a swap agreement, according to a draft of business conduct protocols circulated by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association.
