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IntercontinentalExchange has launched clearing services for credit default swaps on Latin American debt. The exchange received regulatory approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission to offer the service.
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The European Commission has extended the deadline on a decision as to whether Deutsche Boerse can acquire NYSE Euronext. The deadline has been moved to December 22.
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At-the-money U.S. dollar/Japanese yen implied volatility is near the bottom of its three-year range, and investors should buy one-month over one-month forward volatility agreements on the expectation vol will break out of its recent lull, according to Olivier Korber, fx options strategist at Société Générale in Paris.
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The Eurozone crisis has reached a critical point. -
—Andrew Shrimpton, a member in regulatory compliance at Kinetic Partners in London, in response to an E.U. agreement to ban so-called naked credit default swap trading on sovereign debt.
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Ferruccio Ferrara, the former head of rates sales for Europe, Middle East and Africa and Asia at Bank of America, and Giuseppe Galimberti, the former deputy general manager at Banca IMI, have launched a hedge fund company. The firm, called Negentropy Capital Partners, received regulatory approval from the U.K. Financial Services Authority two weeks ago.
