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Dee Blake, the head of regulation at ICE Futures Europe, has left the company according to sources. -
A research note by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has concluded that the phase-in of initial margin requirements for non-cleared derivatives trades will largely fail to make the process “gradual” and easier to stomach for UK counterparties.
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CME Group has tweaked the expiry date of its listed FX options, in an effort to align the product more closely with its over the counter equivalents.
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Barclays ramped up its leverage and commitments to repo and prime finance, helping the firm’s markets business score a revenue bump of 11% and beat analyst expectations, largely thanks to surging numbers from the bank’s equities business.
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Deutsche Bank's decision to clear around half of its euro swaps business in Europe might have caused a stir in the Square Mile this week but a closer look at the overall clearing numbers show that London continues to dominate the global swap clearing markets, writes Ross Lancaster.
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The Intercontinental Exchange has announced an October launch for two futures contracts that will reference the secured overnight financing rate (SOFR) that US market participants have chosen to replace Libor.
