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Nine banks have agreed to pay £1.5 bn to cover losses linked to interest rate hedging products that were sold to private customers and retail clients since 2001. Many of the products were sold to small and medium enterprises on the understanding that they would hedge against interest rate movements on loans. When rates fell, however, some customers found themselves paying higher fees and facing large break costs to get out of contracts.
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The People's Bank of China (PBoC) triggered a short-end led rally on Tuesday when it sold 14 day repos at lower than expected levels. Swaps were offered and short swap rates plummeted, steepening the 1s/10s curve in the process, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives. -
Regulators should be cautious when proposing a clearing mandate for non-deliverable forwards due to the global nature of the fx market, along with regulatory differences between the US and Europe that have yet to be resolved.
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The Chicago Board Options Exchange saw record volumes for futures that were traded on both the CBOE Futures Exchange and CBOE Volatility Index following an increase in market volatility.
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A slew of major global banks have agreed to sign a protocol by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association that imposes a stay on cross-default and major termination rights within standard ISDA derivatives contracts if a counterparty defaults.
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Benjamin Fussien, who worked in institutional sales of equities, derivatives and exchange-traded funds at Carax in Paris, has joined Euronext as head of ETFs and investment funds, also in Paris.
