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Rising jitters around the approaching Italian referendum and ECB meeting in early December are keeping European credit spreads elevated, say traders, but many see the potential for a big rally given the extent of underperformance versus the US in November.
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The European Commission this week announced a banking reform package that will result in changes to the CRR and CRD IV capital requirement legislation, as well as changes to the BRRD and SRMR legislation relating to recovery and resolution of failing financial institutions. The package is very broad, so we won’t attempt to comment on all of the measures. -
Capitalab, part of BGC Partners, has extended the compression service it operates to FX options as well as interest rate caps and floors.
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Derivatives exchanges are making a push on natural gas with three new initiatives unveiled, amid expectations that demand to trade such products across global markets is set to grow.
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trueEX, the interest rate swap trading platform, has broadened its push in the asset class with a new facility for trading, processing and novation of non-cleared contracts.
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GTX, the institutional foreign exchange trading arm of GAIN Capital, has named a chief executive of its swaps execution facility.
