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The U.K. Treasury is reportedly mulling a longevity bond that would pay out in accordance with the survival rate of the underlying lives, which market officials say could drive flows in synthetic longevity.
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Macquarie Group is preparing to launch an emerging markets credit trading desk in London, and has hired two senior traders from Citigroup to lead the charge.
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Deutsche Bank has named Rob Ebert, head of institutional equity sales in the Americas, to the same role covering Asia ex-Japan out of Hong Kong.
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BNY Mellon is exercising a new internal strategy to cross-sell more post over-the-counter trade services, such as reporting and collateral management.
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The U.K. longevity swap market could reach GBP25 billion by the end of 2010 compared to around USD8 billion for Feb. 2009 through Feb. 2010, according to panelists at the International Life Settlements Conference in London this morning.
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CME Group has asked a bankruptcy court to block the release of the names of firms that bid on Lehman Brothers Holdings’ derivatives positions in a 2008 auction of open contract positions.