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The credit derivatives market is sputtering after being behind heavy losses at firms such as American International Group, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase, and in the face of new regulations.
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Deutsche Bank’s db X-Trackers has launched a range of eight exchange-traded funds that give investors exposure to North American high-yield and corporate credit markets.
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U.S. fx agency broker FXCM has agreed to acquire a 50% stake in London.-based Lucid Markets, a private proprietary trading group.
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The move to central clearing for over-the-counter derivatives may drive new business to large banks, but changes in collateral posting rules could also create systemic risk, according to Fitch Ratings.
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UBS has appointed Jason Barron head of financing services, a new unit from the merger of prime brokerage and global synthetic equities.
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The U.K. government has issued a white paper containing proposals to reform the banking industry, including recommendations to ring-fence retail operations from investment banking.