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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. -
Rallying soybean and corn futures prices have prompted a big improvement in producer sentiment, according to a study.
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JP Morgan was hit hardest as the European Commission on Wednesday fined three banks a total of €485m for manipulating markets in a euro interest rate derivatives cartel.
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All central counterparties, by their nature, are systemically important. But some are more systemic than others. Regulators should adopt a more tiered, and more technological approach to CCP recovery and resolution.
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Market participants should move to standardised collateral and terms to address variation margin requirements, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) has said, with many counterparties needing to amend, replace or introduce credit support annexes ahead of the March 1 deadline.
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Volume figures released by major derivative exchanges for November show a marked rise over October's numbers, with some exchanges reporting record volume days in the aftermath of the US election.
