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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has published a document to help market participants navigate the challenges of trading with counterparties in China. -
Credit Suisse has named Brian Chin, the co-head of credit, as chief executive of global markets, replacing Tim O'Hara.
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Credit investors have built up close to all-time record long positions in iTraxx indices, with the approaching September roll increasing reluctance to hedge against a potential move wider despite near historically low volatility.
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Talk of the European Central Bank extending its bond buying programme to banks sent the iTraxx Europe Senior Financials credit default swap basket back within 20bp of the Main index on Monday and to its tightest levels since the UK referendum vote on EU membership at the end of June.
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Barclays has hired Tim Throsby, who is global head of equities at JP Morgan, to two senior roles, as chief executive of the corporate and investment bank, and president of Barclays corporate and international. Throsby will take up the posts in January, subject to regulatory approval.
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The CNY steepening move is continuing but expected to meet resistance soon. China's bond market faces joint regulation from PBOC and CSRC. ICBC is planning a dim sum bond issue, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
