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US buysiders are struggling to access overseas liquidity as many dealers do not want to trade with US clients due to regulations such as Dodd-Frank, resulting in increased fragmentation and smaller liquidity pools.
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Real estate investment trust Shaftesbury has added to the recent run of UK property firms returning to the loan market, by arranging a £130m deal.
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Investors were buying puts and put spreads on real estate investment trusts ahead of the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee announcement on Wednesday (March 18), as such sectors are sensitive to interest rates so are prime targets for options hedging.
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The decision to add 25 constituents to the iTraxx Crossover in September was a mistake, as it hasn’t increased the trading volume of single name credit default swaps as expected, according to market makers.
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Moscow Exchange is now trading futures contracts on the onshore Chinese renminbi against the Russian rouble after a substantial increase in renminbi turnover on the exchange and growing volume of settlement in the currency between Russia and China, in addition to new demand for hedging of such transactions. -
Morgan Stanley is set to lose a well-known senior trader from its London operation, according to market sources.
