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The launch of products based on the Wholesale Markets Brokers’ Association’s Repurchase Overnight Index Average will likely be delayed because of increased market volatility.
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Investment-grade credit trader David Ballois has left HSBC in London.
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Americans love a good debate. American politicans live for it. Thriving in the limelight and the 15 minutes of fame they have found, the last week’s worth of political juxta-positioning over the U.S. debt ceiling has begun to leave some thinking that the individual political gain is bigger than the collective desire to resolve the issues at hand. -
Mutual fund firms that trade in derivatives should create separate derivatives committees, have a mechanism for identifying the risk of a particular derivative instrument and have regular educational meetings with the fund’s board of directors, according to senior legal and compliance officials at Franklin Templeton Investments and T. Rowe Price Associates.
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A number of Chinese state-owned enterprises, Hong Kong corporates and Japanese high net worth investors have seen long-dated U.S. dollar/yen exotic swaps swing against them after the dollar fell under JPY80 on July 11.
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Derivatives dealers are eyeing automated global collateral tracking and transformation systems as a means of differentiating themselves in post Dodd-Frank markets.
