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Options traders took Monday's oil volatility seriously, sending prices for near-dated contracts to some of the highest levels of recent months. -
French lender Natixis has bolstered its Asia Pacific team with a pair of senior appointments to its fixed income and equity units.
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Any hopes among European credit traders of easing back into 2016 with a peaceful first week were shattered from the outset on Monday, as spreads gapped wider due to China’s stock market woes and oil price volatility arising from Saudi Arabia’s new stand-off with Iran.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has accepted a request from investors to rule on whether Portugal’s Novo Banco has triggered a government intervention credit event.
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One of ICAP’s independent non-executive directors is set to resign at the end of the year.
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Spain's inability to reach a decisive result in its general election sent European credit default swap markets wider on Monday, although dealer desks said trading was very thin.
