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Morgan Stanley is set to launch a global, e-commerce platform for institutional investors in the first quarter. Through the platform, called Matrix, it will communicate live, two-way prices for over-the-counter and listed vanilla interest rate and fx derivatives, as well as sovereign credit default swaps.
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Saxo Bank is gearing up to launch the first contracts for difference referencing meat and rice prices.
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Olivier Chevillon, a former v.p. in single stock derivatives trading at Bank of America in London, has joined ING in Brussels.
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Some of Germany’s largest banks and insurers have agreed to voluntarily put a cap on excessive bonuses this year.
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Gilliat Financial Solutions has said it will roll out a structured deposit that will divide funds equally between two fixed-term deposits.
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The U.K.’s Financial Services Compensation Scheme has announced plans to begin processing claims from investors who lost money on structured products linked to Lehman Brothers Holdings.