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  • Derivative dealers are looking to regulators to establish guidelines for setting up clearinghouses to avoid problems that may arise from the different approaches existing clearing platforms take for dealing with major blow-ups.
  • Hedge funds have been putting more money into dispersion trades, another indicator of growing risk appetite in the market. But this time, firms are pushing them to use volatility swaps instead the previously-favored variance swaps.
  • Gary McNamara, the former head of property derivatives at DTZ in London, has joined BGC Partners as a consultant covering property derivatives trading strategies for fund managers.
  • ING Bank has issued five-year hybrid notes with returns linked to the three-month Euribor and capital protection linked to the Dow Jones Eurostoxx 50 Index.
  • Pierre Mendelsohn, London-based managing director and head of Europe, the Middle East and Africa securitized products at Bank of America, has left and will join Morgan Stanley in July.
  • Citigroup is reportedly close to launching a new automatic quoting system for its private banking clients.