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Spreads of some Middle Eastern and North African sovereign credit default swaps continue to rise.
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Trading in steel derivatives is likely to continue rising after soaring last year.
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Global investors bought INR12.6 billion (USD279 million) of Indian equity derivatives on Feb. 18.
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Jonathan Slater, global head of structured credit trading at JPMorgan, has left the firm to join corporate finance advisory TradeRisks as co-chief executive.
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Financial credit default swaps trader Nikhil Sethi has left Morgan Stanley.
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Singapore-based Quant Asset Management will launch an Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities replica of its global equities fund next month.