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Funds are increasingly moving collateral from prime brokerage accounts with derivatives dealers to third-party custodians. Tudor Investment Corp., Pacific Investment Management Corp., Och Ziff Capital Management, and BlackRock Asset Management are reportedly part of the move. -
The International Swaps and Derivatives Association’s rules appear to indicate that the European Union’s proposal that holders take a 50% haircut on their exposure to Greek debt would not trigger a payout of some USD3.7 billion in credit default swaps.
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The Royal Bank of Canada has hired Mandy Kan, former senior single stock options trader at JPMorgan in Hong Kong, to head its single stock trading desk.
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Hong Kong’s proposed version of a local trade repository with links to a larger global repository is the most efficient solution for future over-the-counter derivative data management in smaller Asian markets.
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Nasdaq OMX is said to be planning to launch a European derivatives trading platform to trade interest-rate derivatives in London to compete with Deutsche Boerse, NYSE Liffe and the London Stock Exchange.
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Bankers have expressed concern that if banks are forced to take hefty haircuts on Greek debt without it triggering a payout of credit default swaps, it could spell the end of CDS.
