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JP Morgan’s head of CEEMEA credit trading has left his job, according to market sources. -
Concerns that a ‘hard Brexit’ will lay waste to the pound and ratchet up UK inflation are furnishing a wave of innovation in structured products, as market participants look for more sophisticated ways to play a breakdown in previously dominant correlations between different asset classes, writes Dan Alderson.
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There is no shortage of factors that have troubled market participants this year: Brexit; US monetary policy direction; fragility in European banks; oil prices. All of these issues, and others, have caused credit spreads to widen at various intervals in 2016.
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Eurex and CME Group both lined up new futures contracts this week as the market assessed a generational shift from bilateral derivatives towards cleared, exchange traded products.
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The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation has named the replacement for a departing senior official from its solutions and sales business.
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CME Group is set to introduce six currency futures on its European exchange, taking the number of crosses it has available to 36.
