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The traditional classification of societal roles places the clergy, nobility and commoners as the First, Second and Third Estates, respectively. The press was later commonly acknowledged as the Fourth Estate. But what class of society might comprise the Fifth Estate? Events this past week suggest that it could be investors or central banks.
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MK: What kinds of derivatives does your company use, why do you use them, and how will forthcoming regulation impact the way you use such instruments?
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Financial subsidiaries of large companies that aggregate exposures to make one large derivative trade should receive a specified exemption from U.S. regulations in connection with Dodd-Frank, according to Thomas Deas, president of the National Association of Corporate Treasurers and treasurer of FMC Corp. in Philadelphia.
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The over-the-counter derivatives market's move toward a central clearing model means the walls between OTC derivatives and centrally cleared derivatives are breaking down.
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Jefferies, Cantor Fitzgerald and Mizuho Financial Group, as well as other firms, are building out their fixed income operations in Europe with recruitment campaigns.
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Landesbank Baden-Württemberg has hired Stuart Lucas as global head of credit trading to replace Ian Claisse, who left in September (DW, 9/27).