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JP Morgan and Dutch pension fund PGGM transacted derivatives margin trade
◆ Chinese bank treasury shift from USTs to dollar callables considered ◆ Some European SSAs face cross-currency limitations ◆ Previous market staple 'almost non-existent'
Bank intermediaries eye resurgence in profitable trades
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A concerted rally of US and European credit and equity in the run-up to next week's European Central Bank meeting has all but eclipsed the blowout that occurred during last month’s turmoil. But traders warn that the market is still highly technical in its behaviour and further heavy volatility may not be far way. -
The Bank of Portugal’s decision to transfer €2bn of bonds from Novo Banco to ‘bad bank’ Banco Espírito Santo was not a succession event, ISDA’s European Determinations Committee ruled this week in a decision that could increase the pain for holders of the affected bonds.
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Intercontinental Exchange’s assertion this week that it is mulling an offer for the London Stock Exchange Group, along with rumours of rival interest from CME, has ushered in a ‘phoney war’ with main suitor Deutsche Börse, say market participants — but the ensuing battle makes the future of LSE’s clearing business far from certain.
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European bond yields have fallen to new recent lows as the market takes an increasingly dim view of growth prospects, which has in turn put insurance bonds under increased pressure.
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The CME Group will launch trading of a new dollar index futures contract in April, in collaboration with Bloomberg, with the new index including the offshore RMB (CNH) as one of its currencies.
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Telefonica sold on Wednesday what a lead banker said was the firm’s first equity-neutral convertible bond, for €600m, continuing a recent trend for such structures.
