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The credit markets were all about light flows and capitulation at the start of the week. Labor Day in the U.S. ensured that volumes were below normal, and that no doubt had a bearing on the size of the swings observed.
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Nicola Pantone, head of Asia equity derivatives flow sales at Société Générale in Hong Kong, is set to join HSBC in a similar role.
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A hedge fund domiciled in Switzerland reportedly bought billions in notional of euro downside options against the Norwegian krone this week, a size rarely seen in the currency pair. -
I was recently conversing with a good European friend over the state of our respective domestic economies and regions.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission is not likely to consider some major regulations for the over-the-counter derivatives market until 2012, according to Chairman Gary Gensler.
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Structured Products Go, the U.K.’s first structured product platform, has been launched by Phil Taylor and Ben Murison, structured product specialists formerly with Barclays Capital and Royal Bank of Scotland, respectively.
