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Intercontinental Exchange is aiming to beat the London Metal Exchange in a race to offer a London gold futures contract, by rolling out a product in February to support central clearing. -
BNP Paribas has brought together its global listed derivatives businesses on a single platform hosted by UK software and services company Fidessa.
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Icap has bought Abide Financial, a global regulatory reporting specialist.
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Rules proposed by the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission this week on cross-border swap trading are a good first step, according to lawyers, but more clarity is needed on how Dodd-Frank requirements will apply.
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The acceleration of Europe’s push to impose margin on uncleared derivatives trades has galvanised big banks to ramp up clearing across products as they face a tighter deadline to comply than expected. The European Council’s timeline for approving the rules makes a January rollout likely, writes Dan Alderson.
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Political wrangling on both sides of the Atlantic this week produced contrasting fortunes for two currencies in futures markets, with the Mexican peso receiving a boost and the British pound slumping to some of its worst ever levels against the US dollar.
