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Hedge funds were buying five-10 year U.S. dollar/yen at-the-money calls this morning, while others were purchasing six-month to one year calls on the pair, according to fx traders in London.
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UBS and AXA Investment Managers have closed the initial tranche of the Cadenza I collateralized synthetic obligation.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association and the Futures Industry Association have warned against the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s proposed prohibition and limitation of certain investments for funds held for foreign futures and options transactions.
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HSBC has reportedly hired Richard Gallagher as a v.p. in equity derivative flow sales, according to officials familiar with the move.
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Citigroup is pitching a 15-year callable dual range accrual referencing three-month LIBOR and the S&P 500 with an average initial offering of $20-30 million. The notes are callable after the first year and pay out at a rate of 8%.