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Barclays Capital has sold over USD36 million in a structured note which combines the performance of three currency baskets, each referencing three currency crosses. -
Ram Rao, the former head of fund derivatives sales at Barclays Capital, has joined Macquarie Capital as a managing director in fund-linked products in New York.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association said it is unlikely that a restructuring of Greek debt or the country’s inability to pay state workers next month would constitute a credit event that would trigger a payout of credit default swaps. Click here to read the story from Reuters
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Lawmakers in Switzerland’s lower house of Parliament rejected a bid by left-wing Social Democrats to bar UBS and Credit Suisse from engaging in investment banking.
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The Bank of Canada is “actively exploring the possibility” of establishing a domestic central counterparty to clear over-the-counter derivatives, according to Timothy Lane, deputy governor of the central bank.
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Tilman Lueder, head of asset management at the European Commission, has expressed concern about the use of derivatives as a way of securing exposure to synthetic exchange-traded funds.
