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With an alternative reference rate decided, derivatives market participants were this week contemplating how to navigate an arduous path to building a credible alternative to Libor, while capital markets bankers assessed what it meant for debt issuance. Ross Lancaster reports. -
The Financial Stability Board (FSB) praised international efforts to reduce systemic risk and improve transparency of over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives markets on Thursday, while slamming the “opaque web” of exposures that existed before the reforms.
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We noted last week that investors need to be aware of idiosyncratic risk and not be lulled into complacency by languid market conditions. Monetary policy surprises were also highlighted as potential events that could disrupt the somnolent summer, writes Gavan Nolan.
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Barclays confirmed on Thursday that it had hired Filippo Zorzoli to head macro distribution for EMEA and Asia Pacific, and head solutions sales globally. The hire forms part of the firm’s rebuild of its macro business, and is likely to be followed by further senior hires, as reported by GlobalCapital in May.
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In the five years or so since the Libor scandal broke, or the 10 years since Libor itself broke as the financial crisis laid waste to interbank borrowing, the rate itself has done just fine.
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Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) and the Chinese Gold and Silver Exchange Society (CGSE) committed to building a “major gold and commodities trading centre in Asia Pacific” on Thursday.
