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Quentin Fitzsimmons has stepped down as head of government bonds and fx at Threadneedle to take a career break after nine years at the firm.
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A U.K. headquartered investment bank has been buying Swiss franc calls on the euro against CHF, the U.S. dollar/CHF and CHF/yen. -
A Supreme Court Justice has handed down a decision that will allow for the streamlining of litigation over missed swap payments in certain cases.
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You would have thought that news of USD2 billion in losses incurred by JPMorgan’s chief investment office from trading in indices tied to credit default swaps would have fuelled some schadenfreude among the firm’s competitors, but among senior market observers that has not been the sentiment in recent weeks.
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Asian buysiders have been buying credit default swaps on Germany for the past week as a cheap hedge against turmoil in Europe.
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The freefall of the Indian rupee over the last month and a half has been slicing returns of foreign investors in Indian equities. That’s fueling substantial over-the-counter put buying on the Indian S&P CNX Nifty index from foreign real money accounts that are fearful the currency slide may hit the equity market as well.
