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—Peter Duenas-Brckovich, co-head of global flow credit trading at Nomura, on the benefits of the credit default swap market as opposed to the cash bond market.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association and Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association are refusing to go down without a fight on the issue of exempting inter-affiliate swaps from the Dodd-Frank clearing mandate.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority has set a timetable for derivatives regulations, with a consultation paper expected in July followed by a public hearing in July, final regulations by September, and the measures submitted to the European Commission for ratification by the end of the year.
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Dealers operating in South Korea’s highly popular equity-linked autocallable structured product market are finding it harder to hedge positions due to increasing illiquidity in the volatility market. -
Standard Chartered has completed the expansion of its flow equity derivative desk in Hong Kong with the appointment of three traders. Rajeev Ranjan and Wallace Liu have been hired as single stock traders from Nomura, while Capan Acar is set to join StanChart from Citigroup in Hong Kong.
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