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Ireland’s National Treasury Management Agency has agreed to begin posting collateral to its derivatives counterparties “to mitigate the Exchequer's exposure to market counterparties while at the same time ensuring Ireland has efficient market access for its hedging activities," according to the NTMA’s annual report.
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Credit default swap spreads widened sharply Thursday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted more than 500 points.
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The volume of European primary debt capital markets sank to USD102 billion in July, its lowest level since the same month in 2008.
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Citigroup has launched Citi ETF Services, a third-party platform in Asia for exchange-traded funds.
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The Tehran Stock Exchange is planning to introduce options by October as part of its effort to expand its derivatives market, though market analysts predict the launch could be delayed until the end of the year.
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NYSE Liffe is adding options on Dutch software developer UNIT4 to its equity option classes beginning Aug. 24.