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India’s United Stock Exchange has followed the National Stock Exchange in announcing that it would impose a service charge on fx derivatives trading.
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The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange plans to launch options on non-linked government bonds denominated in the shekel, beginning Nov. 10, as part of its effort to expand Israel’s derivatives market.
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Fixed-income and equities traders on Wall Street are facing a year-end bonus cut of between 20% and 30%, according to Johnson Associates.
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Small and midsize dealers are projecting lower trading volumes in the coming months as the result of the current market volatility.
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Three new Asia funds—BAF Capital Management, Charlie Chan Capital Partners and Myriad Asset Management—are all planning launches in the second half of the year.
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Barclays has received a license from the government of Israel to open a branch with an eye toward expanding