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Goldman Sachs has hired Thomas Hollenberg to trade euro and sterling interest rate options.
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A recent discussion paper from the European Securities and Markets Authority on Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities exchange-traded funds and structured UCITS had investment managers asking what the regulator is trying to accomplish. -
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is set to vote Tuesday on rules for a new system that would track the activities of banks, hedge funds, major proprietary trading firms and other large traders.
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India Infoline, a brokerage and execution firm in Mumbai, plans to launch two ETFs in India, both of which may use equity derivatives to replicate the underlying assets when necessary.
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Societe Generale strategists are recommending investors use South African rand interest rate forward starting swaps to take advantage of the view interest rate yields will rally in the country and subsequently steepening the curve over the next year.
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Foreign exchange option volumes spiked significantly in April, rising nearly 59% in daily volume over the previous year, according to a report from the Foreign Exchange Committee at the New York Federal Reserve released today.
