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Newedge Group has named John Fay as global head of its fixed income, currencies and commodities business line in New York.
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The latest proposed text of the European Market Infrastructure Regulation from the European Council’s presidency limits clearing obligations to over-the-counter derivatives, running counter to moves by the European Commission and the European Parliament to encompass all derivatives.
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Hedge funds over the past few months have ramped up sales of sterling-denominated 0% inflation floors and purchases of 5% inflation caps to dealers.
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Banks and trade associations vigorously defended close-out netting in response to the European Commission's proposals on Capital Requirements Directive IV. The proposals would base leverage ratios on essentially the un-netted value of bilateral contracts. [A number of members of the European Parliament's Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee called on the Commission to design leverage ratios that take into account netting for derivatives (DW, 6/30/10). CRD IV was delayed and is now slated for publishing in June along with a quantitative impact study.]
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Barclays Capital has hired Benjamin Clerget as a director and index derivatives trader in Hong Kong, according to an official familiar with the move.
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UBS has hired Olivier Faure, as an executive director and single stock equity derivative flow trader