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David Haldane, head of equity derivatives for Australia and New Zealand at Citigroup in Sydney, has been appointed head of equity derivatives for EMEA in London with effect from September. -
The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has clarified the meaning of appropriate protection for netted capital under the Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive in response to queries by government officials in the European Union.
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Buyside firms have used the latest trade reporting deadline under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation as an opportunity to adopt a more strategic approach to reporting requirements, including the implementation of controls to maintain consistent data submissions.
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CNY swap rates have dropped sharply over the past month and although the downward momentum is continuing, expectations for a correction are building. Nomura is among those that see scope for a near-term reversal and it has issued a related trade recommendation, writes Maia Ririnui of Total Derivatives.
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CNY swaps have been well offered on the back of recent weak Chinese economic data. Outperformance in five year swaps has flattened the curve to levels that some players now consider overdone, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
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Simon Winn, ex-head of sales for Asia at 360T, has joined ICAP’s EBS business as head of sales Asia Pacific, based in Hong Kong.
