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Nasdaq OMX has revised how it lists fx options with the June 18 launch of PHLX Forex Options, which will switch from the pricing convention of existing fx options to strike prices that mirror fx rates.
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Hedge fund manager John Paulson is buying credit default swaps after he told investors he was shorting European sovereign bonds.
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MICEX-RTS, the Russian derivatives exchange, is going to build its derivative platform in the hopes of increasing efficiencies and enticing U.S. trading to the market, said Evgeniy Serdyukov, head of the derivatives market at the exchange in Moscow.
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Some clearinghouses may not have sufficient resources to meet regulatory requirements, according to delegates, at the 29th International Options Market Association and the World Federation of Exchanges derivatives conference on Tuesday in London.
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Hedge funds have been buying quanto credit default swaps on Spain over the last week to take advantage of agreements that obligate firms to buy back quanto CDS that they sold last year.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch has hired Paul Baron, former head of synthetic equity sales for the Americas at Deutsche Bank in New York, for a similar role in London.