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Societe Generale has launched an electronic platform that allows end users to trade index over-the-counter forwards and futures at the close of their underlying equity market.
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Hedge funds in Asia are taking advantage of cheap volatility this week by buying dispersion trades through calendar spreads, variance swaps or straddles of volatility swaps referencing Asia Pacific indices.
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ANZ has hired Anshul Sidher, head of structured derivatives and offshore rates at Barclays Capital in Singapore, and Bryn Meredith-Foster, director and senior yen options trader also from BarCap in Singapore.
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The progression from voice-trading exotic options to electronic trading platforms will not be immediately transferable, according to a report by Aite Group, an investment research firm. -
Bruno Iksil, the London-based derivatives trader said to be largely responsible for billions in losses at JPMorgan Chase, is said to be leaving the investment bank, though the timing of his departure is unclear. Click here to read the story from The New York Times
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Asset managers are buying credit default swaps on Russia because of the impact lower oil prices could have on the country’s finances.
