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Bursa Malaysia Derivatives has launched enhanced five year bond futures, providing market participants with a tool to help manage risk in an environment governed by central bank interest rate policies.
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A credit event similar to the 2013 default of SNS Reaal would test out new terms of derivatives contracts, and would be likely to convince some market participants to make the switch from credit default swap contracts governed by 2003 definitions, to the new rules implemented by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association earlier this year.
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CME Group has increased its offer for GFI Group to compete with a recent bid by BGC Partners. The exchange has now increased the consideration payable to GFI Group stockholders from $4.55 a share, to $5.25 a share, payable in a mix of CME Group Class A common stock and cash. -
Hedge funds and sophisticated real money accounts are cleaning up their credit option positions for year-end, which is resulting in sluggish flows on the indices.
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Anticipation of year-end liquidity pressure has backed paying interest in short-end CNY swaps. The 1s/5s NDIRS curve slope has flattened to sub-10bp levels but a correction is seen as unlikely in the near-term, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
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The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission has reopened the comment period for the much debated position limits following several years of deliberation, which is expected to result in new proposed rules or a new final rule, according to lawyers.
