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  • Tullett Prebon Information has announced its move into research data distribution after signing a deal with global equity and credit analytics provider Valens Research.
  • The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC) institutional and trade processing product suites stored 1bn trades in 2016. Further market and regulatory changes, as well as more fintech usage through 2017, is expected to increase that figure.
  • The PBoC skipped another reverse repo operation today, tightening liquidity conditions further. However lower fixings have supported better offers in swaps. Data-related receiving in 5-years has fuelled a corrective flattening move in the 1s/5s NDIRS slope after the curve made new highs earlier this week, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
  • Deutsche Börse and the London Stock Exchange Group on Tuesday announced submissions to the European Commission for the formal divestment of the latter’s Paris clearing house, LCH Clearnet SA.
  • More work should be done by the administrator of Thomson Reuters-owned World Markets Company on its 4pm closing spot rate benchmarks, the International Organisation of Securities Commissions has said, but good progress has been made and further oversight of these steps will fall to national authorities and regulators.
  • The Business Growth Fund has teamed up with First Derivatives to invest in early stage technology companies in the UK, a sector the country's chancellor cited in the autumn budget as requiring extra funding.