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The Alternative Reference Rates Committee, a US body committed to transitioning markets away from interbank offered rates, this week published a letter it had sent to financial regulators and supervisors, asking for clarity on how derivatives contracts referencing the benchmarks would be impacted by amendments crafted to deal with their discontinuation. -
MUFG announced this week that it has appointed a new international head of credit sales and trading.
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange Group on Sunday revealed that its second quarter average daily volume of derivatives products outside of the US was up 13% compared with the same period last year.
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The Financial Stability Board (FSB) on Monday laid out a framework to oversee the financial stability risks posed by the cryptocurrency market. However, the body warned that some public data could be “manipulated” due to “prohibited practices such as wash trading, spoofing and pump and dump”.
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It has been a long road for FX options but finally the clearing industry has arrived at a solution for the asset class to play catch up to other derivatives.
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The post-crisis push of over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives into central clearing took a major step forward this week as LCH launched an offering for physically deliverable FX options. Ross Lancaster reports.
