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Abide Financial, a UK based transaction reporting specialist, has applied to become a derivatives trade repository under European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) definitions. -
The European Union looks to have hit a big setback with its drive to overhaul financial market rules, after accepting that it will have to delay rolling out its MiFID II legislation framework – and possibly by as much a year.
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The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) is joining forces with Environmental Financial Products, the company that once pushed for US industrials to trade carbon credits, in a bid to go after a new niche derivatives market: small community and regional banks.
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CNY swaps have been offered on weak inflation data and the curve is steeper. South Korea is planning a Panda bond issue. PBoC has allowed the CHF/CNY currency pair to trade directly in the FX market, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
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Most futures traders in the US believe that the Federal Reserve will raise rates next month, but derivatives markets show few aftershocks priced in.
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Nine offshore RMB clearing banks have been given approvals from the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) to participate in China’s onshore foreign exchange derivative sector, marking another step in China's capital market liberalisation China’s capital market.
