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In the U.K., the markets are readying themselves for a four-day weekend, courtesy of the Queen’s jubilee. But the mood among market participants isn't exactly celebratory given the turmoil that could lie ahead.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has stepped up preparations for the potential exit of a member state from the eurozone.
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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.
