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  • Euronext is looking for a chief executive officer for its Lisbon office, after Maria João Carioca answered a call from the Portuguese government to re-join Caixa Geral de Depósitos.
  • Tradeweb Markets, the New York-headquartered fixed income, derivatives and exchange trader fund marketplace provider, has reported a big rise in credit volume for November in both the US and overseas.
  • The Bank for International Settlements’ triannual survey found that the renminbi has risen above other emerging market currencies in trading patterns across spot and derivatives, BIS said in a detailed report on the state of global foreign exchange (FX) markets.
  • The Chicago Mercantile Exchange has appointed a president for clearing and post trade services, a newly created title at the firm.
  • IHS Markit has added CME Clearing to its MarkitSERV netting synchronisation service for cleared over-the-counter derivatives.
  • Options trading picked up this week as the Italian referendum and European Central Bank meeting drove markets. But with few obvious catalysts for upset left in 2016 after these events, the focus is turning to the financials sector as the year’s last bastion of volatility.