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Broker-dealer BTIG has expanded its structured products group with several new hires. Among those joining the firm are Dan Castro, formerly of Huxley Capital Management, as head of BTIG’s Structured Finance Analytics and Strategy Group.
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Hedge funds were selling USD3 billion in euro/U.S. dollar risk reversals last week positioning for a drop in short-term implied volatility and moderate rise in euro spot. The trades stood out because they were made by just a few funds.
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After what seems like an interminable time, the credit markets switched their focus away from sovereigns and towards corporates this week. But it was the ongoing disaster in the Gulf of Mexico rather than a rediscovery of fundamentals that captured the attentions of credit traders. -
France’s Autorité des Marchés Financiers wants mandatory clearing of fx derivatives.
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As legislators from the House and Senate head into conference Thursday morning to nail down the details of financial reform, experts say this final step before the bill becomes law could bring some surprises like a strengthened Volcker Rule and tiny tweaks of language that would have a significant impact on the industry.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have called on the European Commission to move more quickly on banning short selling and other financial speculation.
