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LCH.Clearnet will launch its SwapClear Futures Commission Merchant service for U.S. clients March 8. U
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Endusers are looking for higher returns in the arbitrage between individual names in the credit default swaps market rather than large macro trades.
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Amundi is considering unwinding short positions via credit default swaps on the iTraxx Europe Main and Europe Crossover in notionals of EUR500 million-1 billion (USD683 million-1.4 billlion).
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Shyamala Gopinath, deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of India, has said that the central bank would be open to ideas on allowing offshore parties to hedge rupee exposure onshore, but spurned the notion of opening an onshore non-deliverable forward market.
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Onshore central counterparties may be more practical for Asian countries in which that country’s currency is not openly traded, according to Thomas Treadwell, head of over-the-counter client clearing for Citi Asia Pacific in Hong Kong.
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BGC Partners has started electronic trading of U.K. sterling interest rate swaps.