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European antitrust regulators are primarily concerned with the combination of the futures and over-the-counter options dominance in the NYSE-Deutsche Borsë proposed merger.
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ANZ New Zealand has issued a EUR500 million ($693 million) covered bond, backed by prime New Zealand residential mortgages. This is ANZ New Zealand’s first entry into the Euro-denominated covered bond market. The offering is a five-year bond and priced at 95 basis points over the euro interest swap rate. Managing the deal were Barclays Capital, BNP Paribas and UBS, with DZ Bank acting as co-manager. It is being shopped to European accounts.
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Dealers may develop agency models in preparation for Dodd-Frank implementation to provide best pricing and execution to their clients as swaps trading looks primed to move on-screen across a number of swap execution facilities.
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Moritz Seibert, head of equity derivatives structuring at the Royal Bank of Scotland in New York, has left the firm.
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—Craig Donohue, ceo of CME Group, likening developing individual segregation models without regulatory clarity to being in charge of the safety boats on the Titanic.
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Industry professionals in London are keeping close tabs on the European Union’s proposed European Markets Infrastructure Regulation, which could saddle securitizations with extra disclosures and reporting requirements.