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Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets has hired Andy Hartree, an ex-director in energy sales at BNP Paribas in London, as a director in commodity derivatives structuring also in London.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission should lower proposed thresholds for landing delayed reporting of block trades of over-the-counter derivatives, say strategists at Barclays Capital in New York.
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UBS has begun marketing so-called daily lookback capital protected notes that allocate investments to an emerging market equity index, cash units and a protection feature.
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JPMorgan is in discussions with the Life & Longevity Markets Association to transfer the intellectual property of its LifeMetrics longevity index to the industry body.
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BGC Partners has completed its first fully electronic over-the-counter Australian dollar interest rate swap and its first fully electronic Australian Bill/London Interbank Offered Rate basis trade.
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Société Générale strategists are recommending investors buy a three-month call spread going short the Indian rupee, long the U.S. dollar with strikes at INR46.5 and INR47.5 and a six-month call spread on the same cross with strikes at INR50 and INR52.