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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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Nick Beckmann, head of European credit flow trading at BNP Paribas in London, has resigned.
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U.S. dollar, onshore Chinese yuan non-deliverable forwards are consistently pricing in line with their offshore deliverable forwards, above the spot rate, suggesting CNY is now behaving like a normal deliverable currency. -
The Federal Reserve has put on a hold a decision whether to allow Morgan Stanley to move a portion of its derivatives portfolio to its banking subsidiary, which credit agencies have rated higher than the company as a whole.
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Buyside firms should monitor central counterparties on a daily basis once regulations are finalized because of risks associated with margining and counterparty exposure, said Else Braathen, head of the risk management domain at portfolio software firm SimCorp in New York.
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VelocityShares, an exchange-traded products and customized tail risk strategy advisor in Darien, Conn., has hired Daniel Saieh as managing director and head of Latin American sales in Darien. The hire, announced today, comes on the back of two other additions to its distribution team.
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State-owned Chinese banks have cut back their borrowing and derivatives trading with some of their European counterparts in an effort to reduce exposure to the European debt crisis.
