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Trad-X, a trading platform for interest rate derivatives, has partnered with Eurex Clearing on several initiatives as it looks to boost volume. -
The Chicago Mercantile Exchange Group (CME) said last week that it is launching a new futures contract in March designed to offer exposure to newly offered equity shares and corporate spin-offs.
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Bolsa Mexicana de Valores, the only exchange in Mexico and the second largest in Latin America, expects growth in derivatives revenues and has retained bullish ratings from bank analysts as a result.
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Options market participants have demanded higher premiums to bear exposure to volatility in the British pound after talks in Brussels failed to produce a decisive deal to help UK prime minister David Cameron win the upcoming referendum.
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The extraordinary versatility of convertible bonds — but also the market’s unpredictability — were highlighted on Thursday when Vodafone launched an unprecedented £2.88bn bond designed to achieve the near impossible: debt-like funding that counts as equity but is not dilutive to shareholders, writes Jon Hay.
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JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley, bookrunners of Vodafone’s unprecedented £2.88bn mandatory convertible bond, have just gone out with a message saying the book for the deal is covered. The book will close at 7.45pm London time.
