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Austrian regulator Finanzmarktaufsicht is pressing for a ban on naked short selling throughout the entire European Union after Germany came under fire for its unilateral decision to restrict the activity.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland has begun marketing so-called three-year floored floating notes separately linked to the Australian and New Zealand bank bill reference rates, as European retail and institutional investors look for yield outside of the E.U., whose states are struggling with fiscal deficits.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association is in the process of updating documents related to its governance structure. The additions are expected to be released next month.
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Nomura has scalped two executives from Royal Bank of Scotland into senior interest rates roles, appointing Steve Ashley as its global head of rates, and Chris Fleming as its global head of rates sales.
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Carl Mason, head of equity derivatives strategy in the Americas at BNP Paribas in New York, has left the firm.
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Over-the-counter equity derivatives are the least suitable for standardization and exchange trading, and OTC fx swaps are the least likely to be cleared, according to a survey of market participants done by BNY Mellon and analyzed by the TABB Group. This discrepancy highlights the fact that standardization does not necessarily imply clearing and vice versa.