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Hedge funds have been taking short-term bullish positions on the Canadian dollar versus the yen through vanilla calls over the last few weeks, according to strategists at Société Générale.
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The excessive tightening of subordinated credit default swaps compared to senior CDS should drop off as concerns over new Solvency II-compliant debt ease, according to researchers at Barclays Capital in London.
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Anuj Thakur, a credit index and options trader at HSBC in London, has left the firm.
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The Chicago Board Options Exchange is set to expand its credit event binary options offering that will cover Bank of America, JPMorgan, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.
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Credit Agricole, Standard Chartered First Bank Korea, ING Groep and Woori Bank will have their currency derivative positions audited by South Korean regulators.
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The government of South Korea is considering reducing the foreign exchange derivative positions of firms once inspections in the country are concluded, according to a government source.