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JP Morgan and Dutch pension fund PGGM transacted derivatives margin trade
◆ Chinese bank treasury shift from USTs to dollar callables considered ◆ Some European SSAs face cross-currency limitations ◆ Previous market staple 'almost non-existent'
Bank intermediaries eye resurgence in profitable trades
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The travails of Steinhoff International, the embattled South African retail holding company, deepened today as Christo Wiese, the entrepreneur who has built up the business, resigned as chairman. -
Futures based on cryptocurrency bitcoin exploded onto US exchanges this week, with traders looking to expose themselves to the asset's incredible volatility and authorities sounding warnings.
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The standoff on international securities identification numbers (ISINs) between derivatives trading platforms and the Derivatives Service Bureau (DSB) has been partly resolved, but resentment is still strong about how this part of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive has been implemented.
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This year was widely touted by many – including yours truly – as the year of political risk. As we now know, it didn’t turn out that way. Emmanuel Macron fought off the challenge of the National Front, Mark Rutte was re-elected as Dutch Prime Minister and Italy didn’t hold yet another general election. CDS spreads duly recovered and look set to end 2017 close to multi-year tights.
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The end of pension scheme arrangements’ (PSAs) clearing exemption is approaching, but European Union institutions and market participants are still forcefully debating whether to grant another rollover — and what a permanent solution will look like.
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Bitcoin, the cryptocurrency that has taken capital markets by storm, may be coming to European derivatives exchange Eurex, according to a spokesperson.
