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Calls from real money investors for market makers to scrap two of the four quarterly rolls of single name credit default swaps each year are gaining traction, say traders — and could take effect as soon as next month.
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Greece’s debt negotiations returned as a driver of European credit index trading this week, but after a rocky start the country’s own bonds froze in concert with the continuing stalemate around debt talks.
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Société Générale announced on Monday it has begun portfolio margining for its clients through its Société Générale Prime Services (SGPS) business.
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A flurry of upcoming Chinese IPOs have tightened liquidity, driving upward pressure on CNY swap rates. But expectations of further easing from the People's Bank of China (PBoC) have tempered the short-end bid. After recent steepening the 1s/10s NDIRS curve slope is expected to correct flatter, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives. -
BNP Paribas looks set to lose its high yield credit trading head in London.
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The technical standards for Europe’s Markets in Financial Instruments Directive have been pushed back, in the hope of achieving better regulation when it finally hits the statute book. But the new deadline will be painful for regulated firms.
