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--Anthony Belchambers, ceo of the Futures and Options Association in London, in reaction to an International Organization of Securities Commissions proposal that electronic trading platforms of over-the counter derivatives should accept multiple dealers.
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How often do black swan events occur? If events in the Middle East and North Africa are any indication, the answer is fairly regularly.
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Electronic trading of equity derivatives is growing as the use of derivatives continues to evolve and expand globally. Not least, this growth is thanks to the operational benefits for end-users and dealers. Regulatory changes are also encouraging a move toward e-trading.
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The latest versions of the European Parliament’s proposed rules on naked credit default swaps and short selling either remove the topic of buy-in entirely or limit its scope, marking a complete turnaround to previous legislative reports on the issue.
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Endusers and dealers in the U.K. and Asia are eagerly anticipating a Supreme Court of the United Kingdom ruling on the priority of payments in Lehman Brothers’ Dante synthetic debt obligations. -
Amundi is considering unwinding EUR500 million-1 billion (USD683 million-1.4 billlion) of notional in short positions via credit default swaps on the iTraxx Europe Main and Europe Crossover.
