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Robert McAdie, London-based head of European credit strategy at Barclays Capital, resigned last week.
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Hedge funds and corporates have been buying up one-week U.S. dollar calls against sterling this morning on increased fears of a hung parliament in the U.K.
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Robert Pickel, executive vice chairman of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, defended sovereign credit default swaps, calling them valuable hedging tools and saying they could increase liquidity in the underlying debt, during a testimony to the U.S. House of Representatives Financial Services Subcommittee on Capital Markets.
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European buysiders are upping their equity derivatives usage as a way to make up for “laggard volumes, fragmentation in the cash markets and the need for the new avenues of alpha,” according to TABB Group.
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The notional interest rate derivative outstanding was USD448.7 trillion as of March 31, according to TriOptima.
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Credit default swaps on southern European counties tightened dramatically overnight on word that the International Monetary Fund pledged more aid to bail out Greece.