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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association said it strongly backs the recommendations made by the European System of Central Banks and the Committee of European Securities Regulators in their joint consultation paper on central counterparties.
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Macquarie Securities Group has expanded its equities trading capacity with six senior equities sales traders.
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The type of counterparty dealers face may account for split view among dealers in a Federal Reserve Board survey that found players were evenly split between those tightening and those relaxing margin for exotic credit derivatives.
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Bid-offer spreads of credit default swaps on European sovereign debt have tightened in the past two weeks on the market’s easing fears regarding the economic health of E.U. members, according to industry officials.
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Net derivative liabilities, under Basel II standards, will be taken into account when calculating a firm’s U.K. bank tax, according to a consultation released by H.M. Treasury today.
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UBS has hired Mitchell Revsine as an executive director and U.S. equity derivatives strategist in its New York office, according to an internal memo seen by Derivatives Week.