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LCH, the majority-owned clearing house of the London Stock Exchange, on Tuesday began clearing non-deliverable interest rate swaps in Chinese yuan, Korean won and Indian rupees. -
Five years on from the swap execution facility (SEF) revolution hitting the US, an ‘upgrade’ — as the chairman of the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission has described it — is overdue.
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Interest rate derivatives platform CurveGlobal launched futures based on the sterling overnight average, a designated successor to Libor, on Monday. The chief executive of the platform, Andy Ross, told GlobalCapital that he expected the new product to “develop over time”, and that the platform would not release any other Sonia futures until liquidity improved sufficiently.
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An executive director of index business management for derivatives at index provider MSCI has left the firm.
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Miami International Securities Exchange (MIAX Options) has started publishing a new equity volatility index, based on options on the famous SPDR exchange-traded fund referencing the blue chip S&P 500.
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By attracting private investors to provide risk capital to microfinance firms in the developing world, Global Parametrics is hoping to bolster insurance provision against natural disasters to families and businesses in poor countries.
