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  • In recent months, risks have been emerging from nearly every corner of the market. 'Policy divergence' may sound academic, but the effects of changing flows may prove all too real.
  • John Grace, ex-senior managing director at AIG, has joined the Options Clearing Corporation as executive vice president and chief risk officer.
  • The credit spreads of five major US banks have widened since they posted fourth quarter earnings results, regardless of whether the earnings posted were above or below expectations, according to a new report by Markit. The report suggests that credit market participants are showing caution on US financial names as regulatory charges heighten investors' awareness of credit risk.
  • The Options Clearing Corporation (OCC) has established a pre-funded $1bn committed repurchase facility with a leading pension fund in order to increase the central counterparty’s overall liquidity resources from $2bn to $3bn.
  • Investors have been looking at buying call spreads on the Euro Stoxx 50, funded with out-of-the-money put spreads based on high volatility and expectations of quantitative easing announcements at the European Central Bank meeting on January 22.
  • Liquidity concerns and firm data have supported paying in CNY swaps. However, the current 1s/5s inversion is expected to limit short-end paying and extend the bid towards five years, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.