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Interest rate swap trading on US swap execution facilities fell about 16% from June-to-July this year, with dollar trades dominating 61% of the market.
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As pressures for timely reporting of OTC transactions mount on both sides of the pond, Ian Salmon of ITRS Group explores the challenges that this presents, while explaining why the sell-side requires a fresh approach to avoid heavy fines and reputational damage.
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Hedge funds and real money desks were seen re-entering hedges on iTraxx Main in a week when flow in credit options was dominated by sellers of volatility across indices, especially on out-of-the-money strikes. -
John O’Brien, former managing director and head of New York derivatives sales at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, started at Deutsche Bank this week.
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A recent no-action letter from the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission that provided swap execution facilities relief from certain data reporting requirements for uncleared derivatives should be extended to cleared contracts.
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Investors have been buying short-dated options on the euro and US dollar against the Canadian dollar, as the Canadian unit has continued to strengthen over recent days following the announcement that Burger King will buy Canadian fast food chain Tim Hortons.
