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Problems in Chinese and emerging market economies have become the biggest fear for credit investors for the rest of 2015, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s July Credit Investor Survey – having not featured at all as a concern in the bank’s May poll. -
The London Metal Exchange (LME) has accepted offshore renminbi (CNH) as eligible cash collateral for its clearing house, LME Clear, following regulatory approval from the Bank of England. LME Clear told GlobalRMB that the initiative laid the foundation for further expansion in the future.
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US Treasury markets pulled back on Tuesday, reversing direction from the previous session’s rally, as nervousness crept in ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee announcement on Wednesday.
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Deutsche Bank has hired a credit index trader in London, reprising a business that it looked to have exited this year.
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It is with great pleasure that GlobalCapital announces the nominees for its Global Derivatives Awards 2015. The winners will be unveiled at a gala dinner in London on September 24.
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Synthetic securitization, long taboo with investors and regulators, could be making a quiet comeback as yield hungry hedge funds help banks find ways to increase capital and reduce risk weighted assets, writes Graham Bippart.
