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GlobalCapital is delighted to announce the winners of its 2018 Global derivatives awards, which were unveiled at the Jumeirah Carlton Tower in London on Tuesday September 25. -
For its innovation in markets including FX options and non-deliverable interest rate swaps, stellar performance and growth and an approach that seems to put the customer first, LCH is GlobalCapital’s Derivatives Clearing House of the Year.
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For its continued rapid growth and surging volumes across all asset classes, for its continued investments in technology and people and for its public stands on making markets fairer, XTX Markets is GlobalCapital’s Specialist Liquidity Provider of the Year.
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For its work with ISDA on major projects including Libor replacement and margin requirements, which have given the firm a leading edge in advising clients, and for its global presence bolstered by US expansion, Linklaters is GlobalCapital’s Global Law Firm of the Year.
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Financial services veteran Marshall Bailey has been appointed chair of LCH Group, the clearing firm majority owned by London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG).
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Mizuho has hired Mark Currie from Deutsche Bank as head of sterling rates trading.
