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Fidessa, the UK based financial software and data company, has appointed a former LIFFE sales head to its Europe, Middle East and Africa derivatives business. -
European regulators have ditched a long-running investigation of 13 major banks on charges of collusion in the credit default swap market, citing insufficient evidence.
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Tradition and Intercontinental Exchange are both making advances in power and energy derivatives, after unveiling initiatives this week.
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Credit options were the worst hit of volatility strategies on Thursday, said traders, after the European Central Bank unveiled provisions that many in the market found underwhelming.
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Puerto Rico’s development bank made a $354m debt payment this week, narrowly staving off default.
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Credit default swaps referencing Havas surged out this week to their widest levels since 2013 as the borrower brought a €400m bond amid a flurry of euro deals.
