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Interest rate derivatives enjoyed increased popularity this quarter as their traded notional rose 9.8% to $46.4tr year-on-year, according to a report by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association. The rise was accompanied by a 5.6% trade count increase. -
The European Energy Exchange (EEX) and its natural gas exchange Powernext have turned their non multilateral trading facilities (non-MTF) into organised trading facilities (OTF) in advance of MiFID II regulation in January.
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London based clearing house LCH Group has revealed that John Horkan, the head of its North American operations, will become COO of the company.
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Equity volatility has threatened a comeback in the past week as markets prepared for the European Central Bank meeting on Thursday. But after the ECB performed within market expectations, announcing a 50% reduction in its bond buying programme, fear gauges settled down once again.
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Tullett Prebon has launched an electronic trading solution for traders on the London Metal Exchange (LME).
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New York’s attorney general has made Deutsche Bank pay a $220m settlement agreement with 45 US states as punishment for its part in the manipulation of dollar Libor and other interest rate benchmarks.
