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Interest rate swap and credit default swap notionals are falling compared with last year, despite a rise in the number of trades executed, according to the latest data from the International Swap and Derivatives Association (ISDA).
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A senior financial credits trader at JP Morgan in London is set to leave his post at the bank, say market sources.
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UBS has paid another $545m in fines for Libor and FX manipulation, as well as pleading guilty to its to wire fraud related to Libor. The bank has provisioned for these fines, and expects to shrug off the payments in its second quarter numbers.
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A hefty release of Chinese IPO subscription funds supported equities and weighed on the CNY rates market on Tuesday. Five year NDIRS was been better bid on the sell-off, while the short-end was outperforming on the improvement in liquidity conditions, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives. -
Risk management is, by nature, evolutionary, but the 2008 financial crisis marked an inflection point that changed the paradigm for the industry. It ushered in an era of greater regulatory scrutiny, with risk management emerging as a leading priority for financial firms and policy makers, who pledged to establish new rules that would enhance market stability and mitigate the likelihood of another financial meltdown.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has announced the departure of two senior members of staff.
