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After macroeconomic fears caused a brief spike in equity volatility, earnings season comes to an end.
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Numen Capital, a London based credit manager, has hired an experienced trader to its team as a portfolio manager and research analyst.
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Markit is set to unveil changes in CDX HY, the US high yield credit derivatives index, aimed at making it more useful as a hedging tool for cash bond investors and reviving ailing trading volumes in high yield credit.
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In the third systems failure in three months, derivatives trading on the primary Russian exchange Moskovskaya Birzha (MOEX) was halted for half an hour on Wednesday before service resumed.
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With China’s devaluation having brought rising uncertainty across global markets, volatility measures for many options on exchange traded funds have not kept pace with those that reference their underlying securities. -
It has been a busy week for Markit’s expansion plans, with the company agreeing to buy CoreOne Technologies and launching an FX trade confirmation service.
