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The Americas derivatives community came together in New York to recognise and celebrate outstanding achievements across the industry
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Mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will likely start using clearinghouses to hedge interest-rate swaps, which could potentially cut into Wall Street firms’ revenues while giving business to firms that run exchanges.
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Tradeweb has completed what participants believe is the first centrally cleared, electronically traded, dealer-to-customer OTC interest rates swap executed on a multi-dealer platform. Deutsche Bank was the dealer counterparty.
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The Coalition for Derivatives End-Users is planning a fly-in to Washington, D.C. on April 20, to lobby for clarity on end-user exemptions proposed in federal over-the-counter derivatives clearing requirements.
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Norway, Finland, Sweden and Denmark occupy four of the top five spots in a CMA DataVision report ranking sovereign risk as judged by credit default swap spreads. -
Barclays Bank is preparing to sell a structured note referencing the spot price of platinum and palladium, which is callable if on any of its six quarterly review dates the equally weighted reference assets are trading at 100% of their initial level.
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The Canadian Derivatives Clearing Corporation is working to finalize an over-the-counter derivatives clearing platform (CCP) with six domestic banks.
