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The Americas derivatives community came together in New York to recognise and celebrate outstanding achievements across the industry
The derivatives market gathered in London on Thursday night to celebrate its leading players
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Global corporates with business interests in China are continuing to sell U.S. dollar, China onshore one-year yuan non-deliverable forwards with a CNY6.40 implied spot level to hedge against a possible depreciation in dollar, according to fx traders in Hong Kong.
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The EUR100 billion (USD125.4 billion) bailout of Spanish banks with loans from the European Stability Mechanism is not expected to trigger a subordination credit event causing a payout of credit default swaps referencing Spanish sovereign debt.
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The volume of fx derivatives contracts on India exchanges dropped 11% between March and May from a year earlier, despite volatility of the rupee.
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The Association of Thai Securities Companies has ordered broker-dealers to post on their Web sites daily trading activities as a move to promote transparency and disclosure as it aims for self-regulation.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has issued a policy statement to serve as a roadmap regarding the order in which it expects new derivatives regulations to take effect.
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Barclays has named Akhiro Kanaya as managing director and head of its financial institutions group in Japan.