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The European Commission must renew its efforts to recognise US clearinghouses as equivalent under European Markets Infrastructure Regulation before the December 15 Capital Requirements Directive deadline, or risk fragmenting the market. That’s the view of Scott O’Malia, commissioner at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, who used a keynote address to law associations in New York to call for greater harmonisation of cross-border rules surrounding CCPs. -
Euronext is to launch weekly expiries on its CAC40 and AEX future contracts, the first initiative of its kind in Europe.
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Institutional investors were entering option spread strategies on the S&P 500 Monday and Tuesday on the back of steepened skew levels, following a rise in volatility last week.
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Barclays launched on the NASDAQ Stock Market in New York Tuesday an exchange-traded note that will track the Barclays Inverse US Treasury Futures Composite Index.
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Hedge funds have been buying back short payers and entering new longs on Senior Financials this week, taking the three-month iTraxx Sen Fin volatility to the highest level for the past year, despite the index still trading relatively tight, in the bottom 13% percentile for the year.
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Traiana’s CreditLink service has added kill switch capability for single dealer platforms in FX trading, allowing risks associated with algorithmic and high frequency to be managed in real-time.
