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The Americas derivatives community came together in New York to recognise and celebrate outstanding achievements across the industry
The derivatives market gathered in London on Thursday night to celebrate its leading players
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The flying cars and self-drying suits that Marty McFly discovered on October 21, 2015 in Back to the Future may not exist, but self-recovering auto credit spreads have been in evidence over the past week – taking Europe’s big carmakers back to the levels they enjoyed in September before the Volkswagen emissions scandal. -
Abysmal quarterly earnings from Shell and other producers have left traders in oil futures trying to gauge whether the worst is over.
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As overall credit market liquidity has eroded, total return swaps (TRS) are providing an alternative for market participants to access or hedge their corporate bond exposure, according to financial information services provider Markit.
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The US Federal Reserve this week appeared to move closer to raising its key policy rate in December but the shift in tone drew little reaction from options and futures markets.
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Deutsche Bank will close several businesses in its global markets division, including market making in uncleared credit default swaps, uncleared interest rate swaps with dealers, agency RMBS trading and high risk weight securitized products trading.
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CME Group has teamed up with bank transfer platform Dwolla, which will help facilitate on demand payments for clearing and settling derivatives, as well as streamline payment operations for CME Clearing members and clients.
