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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 equity 0% to 10% tranche of iTraxx Crossover this week came under selling pressure amid a gapping out of some of the already weaker credits, with Abengoa leading the rout and now vying with Norske Skog to be the index’s riskiest constituent. -
RWE, the German utility firm, and Vicenda Asset Management, the Swiss boutique, have structured and sold an ABS backed by natural gas which, for the first time, has been placed with institutional investors.
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US futures and options markets have begun to point towards a later rate hike by the Federal Reserve than previously anticipated, say market participants, as macroeconomic risk factors overshadow the country’s stronger economic data.
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China Construction Bank (CCB) London branch is set to offer its debut multi-currency certificates of deposit (CDs) in the next few weeks. Jinming Hu, co-head of Treasury at CCB London Branch, told GlobalRMB that they would include renminbi-denominated offerings.
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Foreign exchange settlement firm CLS has teamed up with LCH.Clearnet’s ForexClear platform to develop a service that will enable physical settlement of cleared FX products.
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Increasing volatility correlation across different asset classes could be an early warning sign of a financial crisis, some investors and strategists have warned, even though options prices have yet to convey any panic.
