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Trade repositories could be fined and have licenses revoked by European regulators. A European Commission draft bill seen by Derivatives Week would give the European Securities and Markets Association the power to request the Commission impose a fine or revoke a repository’s license if it, for example, seriously or repeatedly infringes regulation or no longer meets the conditions under which it was registered.
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Rory Hill, an ex-senior equity derivatives trader at Citadel in London, is set to join Citigroup as a managing director for relative value trading in equity derivatives based in London.
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Stephane Gaillard, head of commodities derivatives at Natixis in London, has left the firm and joined Nomura as a senior fx flow exotics trader in London.
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Cater Allen Private Bank, a subsidiary of Grupo Santander, has launched a structured product offering investors the potential to lock-in returns depending on the level of the FTSE 100.
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Contracts on the Markit iTraxx Crossover Index and the Markit iTraxx Europe index dropped this morning, according to credit default swap traders.
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Kenneth Griffin, founder of Citadel LLP, says regulatory reform of over-the-counter derivatives will allow more banks to enter the swap market, meaning that dealers will face lower swap trading profits.