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Intercontinental Exchange has begun clearing the iTraxx Australia and Asia ex-Japan Investment Grade credit default swap indices, as well as six individual sovereign credits in the region. -
Buried in a hay bale of legal documentation last week, the European Union’s final draft of margin rules for uncleared swaps contained a joke that is sure to needle major banks. The question is whether anyone, including regulators, will still be able to smile at it when the September 1 deadline passes.
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A weaker PBoC renminbi fixing has fuelled a Chinese equity sell-off and backed some flattening momentum across the CNY NDIRS curve today. Meanwhile, China has renewed a currency swap agreement with Singapore, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
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Proposed changes to US financial adviser rules could ban options use in retirement accounts, leaving investors exposed and quashing a growing market.
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In a reversal of fortunes, asset managers became net buyers across major commodities this week, responding to tightening credit spreads.
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TriOptima the over-the-counter post-trade service provider, has torn up more than $750tr in notional principal outstanding contracts since it launched its compression service for OTC derivatives in 2003, the firm said on Monday.
