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Nomura Holdings is aiming to triple the number of senior investment bankers in the U.S. to around 100 over the next three to five years, according to James DeNaut, head of investment banking for the Americas.
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Many uncertainties remain regarding derivatives reform even as regulators are finalizing their cohesive definition of swap dealer, according to Fitch Ratings.
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The Depository Trust & Clearing Corp. has appointed Michael Dunn as non-executive chairman of its U.S. swap data repository, effective May 12.
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Exchange-traded calls are being bought and puts sold on Morgan Stanley stock, despite rumors the firm might receive a credit rating cut in mid-June from Moody’s Investors Service.
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Japan is set to become the first country to implement mandatory clearing of over-the-counter credit default swaps and interest rate swaps. The Financial Services Agency will implement the first phase of the reforms from November, according to a draft of its detailed rules and cabinet office ordinance.
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Institutional investors are still going long the Australian dollar despite the sudden slide of the currency this week, buying three-month out-the-money AUD/USD risk reversals. Appetite for put spreads on the pair has also increased.