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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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EBS, ICAP’s electronic FX business, is launching a new integrated trading platform in the third quarter of 2015 which will give customers single-screen access to its products, services, analytics and liquidity so that FX derivatives such as non-deliverable forwards and swaps are available to view on a single screen.
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The made-available-to-trade process is not fit for purpose and should be eliminated, according to Christopher Giancarlo, commissioner at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. -
Market liquidity is at stake if a balance is not achieved between rules imposed by regulators and codes of conduct from within firms, according to David Clark, chairman of the Wholesale Markets Brokers Association in London.
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Rising liquidity concerns pressured fixings higher on Monday, but a soft PMI report offset any early upside momentum in the short end. Outperformance in the belly of the curve has supported the 2s/5s inversion trend, and one source suggested looking for opportunities to position for a correction in the 1s/3s after the Chinese New Year, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
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Interdealer broker Tradition has made three senior hires in London and New York in a bid to expand its hybrid and electronic business.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority has raised concerns over the European Commission’s proposal for a three year exemption from clearing and collateral responsibilities for firms making intragroup interest rate derivatives transactions with third country entities, because such entities are not yet deemed to have regimes equivalent to the European Market Infrastructure Regulation.
