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GFI Group has executed its first fully electronic Mexican peso interest rate swap TIIE.
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Royal Bank of Scotland is launching a pair of capital-protected residential derivatives products linked to the performance of the Halifax house price index.
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Smaller banks, retail investors and the growth in algorithmic trading have been the main drivers of the 20% increase in foreign exchange activity over the past three years, according to a report from the Bank for International Settlements.
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A European Commission proposal to introduce a consolidated tape, or an integrated trade reporting system, for Europe across all financial instruments could have dealers lobbying strongly against it.
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Malaysia will continue to tighten over-the-counter derivative regulation and investor protection measures for structured products in the coming decade, according to Tan Sri Zarinah Anwar, chairman of the Malaysia Securities Commission.
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Société Générale strategists are recommending two over-the-counter plays on Japanese stocks to take advantage of so-called year-end window dressing.