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Craig Donohue, ceo of CME Group, said it is unlikely that over-the-counter derivatives will become the focus of the firm’s activity, even as the instruments move to central clearing.
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Expected upgrades of collateralized loan obligations will likely give a boost to those instruments that have large holdings in other CLOs, according to Citigroup.
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U.K. managers have been turning to structured products issued by Merrill Lynch and backed by medium-term notes issued by Bank of Ireland and EBS, the Irish building society.
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The Singapore High Court as dismissed a lawsuit brought by 213 investors against DBS Bank over losses they suffered from investment in structured notes linked to Lehman Brothers.
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Plus Markets plans to develop over-the-counter derivatives as develops what CEO Cyril Théret calls “a stock exchange of the future.”
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Citigroup has tapped Thomas Treadwell to head its prime finance derivatives clearing in the Asia-Pacific.