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Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena, the world’s oldest bank, has signed a new deal with Barclays Capital as its agent to clear interest rate swaps. The U.S. dollar, euro and sterling swaps will be cleared on LCH.Clearnet’s SwapClear platform.
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The state of Alaska is asking that states and government bodies within them be allowed to invest in private placements, including structured notes.
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Regulators need to resist the temptation to alter a clearinghouse system that has worked well until now, said panelists discussing the challenges for the clearing world at the Swiss Futures and Options Association’s 31st Bürgenstock meeting in Interlaken, Switzerland.
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Deutscher Derivate Verband, the structured products association of Germany, will release additional disclosure templates for structured products in the next couple of months.
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A number of hedge funds were buying up one-week risk reversals on the U.S. dollar/yen late last week at a time when the market was being dominated by overnight and two-day put options on the yen against the dollar.
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The City of London, which accounts for 43% of the value of over-the-counter derivatives traded globally, is losing out on attracting financial services startups due to industry fears over the outcome of regulation aimed at derivatives and short selling.