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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. -
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.
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Nomura has opted to wind down Nomura Capital Markets, a wholly owned London subsidiary, with $3.12bn of capital that it has used to consolidate derivatives trading positions and risks arising from the group.
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A gauge of tail risk priced into options markets has been resilient in the face of the recent rally for US stocks, indicating that many large investors are hedging their bets.
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TriOptima, the over-the-counter derivatives post-trade services provider, has teamed up with FX market infrastructure firm CLS Group to complete the first compression cycle for FX forwards and swaps transactions.
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Short-end CNY swaps remain subject to receiving interest and the curve continues to steepen in the wake of Friday's PBoC easing move. There is also some nervousness about the potential for tomorrow's FOMC meeting to trigger an acceleration in capital outflows, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
