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The “majority of top-tier US and European swap dealers” have signed up to receive International Securities Identification Numbers (ISINs), the Derivatives Service Bureau announced on Thursday. The rapid uptake “is ahead of original expectations”, the DSB added. -
The International Swaps and Derivatives Association on Thursday revealed that it is once again accepting applications for the role of Determinations Committee secretary, a body that carries out administrative duties for credit derivatives committees.
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Amid all of the hand-wringing about the advent of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive on January 3, there are some firms which are set to be clear winners, and welcome the start of the controversial regulation.
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Nomura has hired Omar Ghalloudi as head of developed markets trading in flow credit for EMEA. This is a new position.
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As the prospect of a ‘hard Brexit’ looms over the City of London, UK politicians are facing the humiliating prospect of losing financial market primacy to Paris. The derivatives market is one area where participants are actively looking across the Channel, worrying Nicky Morgan, chair of the UK parliament’s Treasury Select Committee.
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The chief financial officer and treasurer of Chicago Board Options Exchange Global Markets, Alan Dean, is due to retire from his post at the end of the year.
