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The Americas derivatives community came together in New York to recognise and celebrate outstanding achievements across the industry
The derivatives market gathered in London on Thursday night to celebrate its leading players
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Melbourne-based Antipodean Capital Management, which manages the Antipodean Capital Global Currency Fund, has been buying short-term puts on the Australian dollar/U.S. dollar and Australian dollar/Canadian dollar over the last month.
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HSBC has recently begun offering volatility swaps and dispersion trading to hedge fund clients in Asia Pacific.
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Credit Suisse, in partnership with Daiwa SB Investments, has raised USD420 million from Japanese retail investors for a structured equity fund which combines stock selection with an over-the-counter call overlay feature to generate additional yield.
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BNP Paribas in New York is working on structuring variable constant maturity swap cap options for insurance companies looking to hedge lapse risk, or the risk that policyholders will redeem policies on the back of rising interest rates, according to James Davison, head of rates and fx structuring at the firm in New York. Firm officials think the structure is the first of its kind.
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South Korea’s Financial Services Commission has banned Deutsche Bank from trading derivatives and proprietary stock for six months, as the regulator laid blame on the German bank for triggering a USD26 billion plunge in stock market value last November.
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Credit Suisse has named Ray Farris as chief strategist for fixed income in the Asia-Pacific.