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Sharon Bowen, from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, issued a statement on January 22 arguing that the retail FX market was the least regulated part of the derivatives industry, following the shock move on January 15 by the Swiss National Bank to abandon the Sfr1.20 euro/Swiss franc exchange rate peg. However, lawyers argue that retail FX is one of the most heavily regulated sectors, which may in fact be increasing risk. -
MarketAxess and BlackRock have brought their trading alliance to Europe, launching an all-to-all trading platform for Eurobonds.
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Commentators on financial markets are sometimes prone to hyperbole, but it is surely no exaggeration to say that the next few days are crucial in determining sentiment for 2015 and beyond.
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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.
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John Grace, ex-senior managing director at AIG, has joined the Options Clearing Corporation as executive vice president and chief risk officer.
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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.
