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trueEX, the interest rate swap trading platform, has started supported market activity during London business hours as it looks to build its client base in Europe. -
Ally Financial has signed an agreement to buy options broker-dealer TradeKing Group for $275m, in a deal that brings $4.5bn of assets and technology.
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Lloyds has decided to shrink its credit sales and trading business, with at least two salespeople and two traders at risk.
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The European Securities Markets Authority (ESMA) has said it doesn’t see a need to exclude for 30 months exchange traded derivatives from access to central counterparties (CCPs) and trading venues under the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II, finding that their immediate inclusion doesn’t threaten financial stability.
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Short term option implied volatility for the Brazilian real rose to more than 23%, the highest level in some weeks, as the country prepares for the possibility of a presidential impeachment vote by April 17.
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Listed futures and options activity growth in March was strongest in equity index and volatility-linked products.
