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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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India’s IDBI Mutual Fund plans to invest up to half the net assets of its new IDBI FMP 367 Day Series (February 2011)-B fund in derivatives.
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Privately-placed arbitrage-driven synthetic structured credit deals have been picking up in Asia with emerging market banks and insurers as some of the most active buyers.
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Flow in the fx options market has been thin this week, particularly on the euro/U.S. dollar cross. Players have been sidelined waiting for spot to break out of the tight USD1.3550-1.3820 range, where it has been for about two and a half weeks. A break from the range, in the absence of a big political or economic event, would be a driver in bringing players back to the market, said one trader.
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Werner Langen, European Member of Parliament, has removed reporting requirements for non-financial corporates and also delayed the implementation of clearing for them.
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The House Agriculture Committee plans to examine derivatives trading rules under the Dodd-Frank Act to ensure they “do not impose undue or excessive burdens” on financial markets.
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The European Commission is considering incentives for derivatives traders that use central clearing counterparties in the European Union.