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CETIP, the central depository for over-the-counter derivatives in Brazil, is eyeing the construction of a trading platform for government and corporate bonds and eventually structured notes.
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A restructuring of Greek debt is likely to trigger a credit event for credit default swaps, according to strategists at Barclays Capital in London.
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Mark Northway, the London-based global head of credit capital markets at Landesbank Baden-Württemberg, will leave within the next couple of months as the result of the restructuring of its financial markets division.
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Goldman Sachs sold over USD1 billion notional in put spreads on the U.S. dollar/Swiss franc Thursday morning.
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Royal Bank of Scotland strategists are recommending investors go short one-year U.S. dollar/offshore Chinese yuan (CNH) forwards and long two-year U.S. dollar/Chinese yuan (CNY) non-deliverable forwards on the view that the two currencies will converge, but not in the immediate future.
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London sovereign credit default swaps traders returned from the extended weekend to a tightening market.
