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Banco Santander is developing an electronic platform in Europe that will allow investors to trade structured products. The firm is also considering a partnership with a third party distributor. -
The latest draft of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive calls for firms to be banned from providing direct electronic access to a trading venue.
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Peripheral spreads have been widening sharply, economic data is missing expectations and strikes are breaking out across the eurozone. The first-quarter drew to a close and it could almost have been business as usual in the credit markets after the docility of recent weeks.
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Onshore Chinese yuan non-deliverable forwards are likely to gain less traction from market participants as the price difference between it and its deliverable offshore counterpart become tighter.
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Volumes in dual range accrual issuances, considered relatively exotic by some, are taking a hit this year even though the current market environment is primed for such structures, according to market officials.
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Goldman Sachs in London has merged its high yield credit and hedge funds sales teams as part of a broader re-organization of the firm’s management in credit to save costs, according to market participants.
