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--James Parascandola, co-head of credit derivatives sales and trading at MF Global in New York, after the Dow Jones Industry Average slid nearly 1000 points Thursday and the CDX Investment Grade Index gapped out.
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Hedge funds were buying up one-day and one-week call options on the U.S. dollar against sterling early this morning, as results began to emerge from the U.K. general election pointing to a hung parliament.
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Five-year credit default swaps on U.K. government debt gapped out nearly 10 basis points this morning, on the country’s general election resulting in a hung parliament with no political party gaining a majority of the votes.
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Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission is rejecting offshore retail structured product applications that don’t offer watertight principal protection because of standard clauses allowing for early redemption at market rates.
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The European Commission is starting to get feedback from the industry on proposals it put forward in February that would reform the way dealers and end-users account for their derivatives exposures. -
Bank of America has hired Keith Ryan in its institutional fx sales business in Hong Kong. Ryan joined as a director from Deutsche Bank last week.
