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David Gardahaut, an index options trader at Credit Suisse in Hong Kong, has left the firm, according to an official familiar with the move.
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Dividend swaps are being touted for U.S. investors in the New Year as dividend yields appear primed for continued growth and the instruments traditionally experience low volatility, according to strategy notes from Deutsche Bank and Societe Generale.
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Citigroup has announced plans to begin quoting derivatives on different tranches of the MCDX, the municipal-bond derivatives index.
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Banks are increasingly protecting themselves from loss when extending credit to companies by including clauses in their agreements that link credit default swaps to interest rates.
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Credit default swap spreads on European bonds tightened 10 basis points, the first decline in a week, to 199 bps, according to JPMorgan Chase.