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Banco Central Do Brasil is increasing its use of currency swaps to sell the US dollar in order to provide support to the Brazilian real. The central bank is using currency swaps as a tool to bring liquidity and stability to the country's currency.
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The Singapore Exchange is expanding into Hong Kong, establishing a liquidity hub and opening a derivatives trading branch. -
Dan Day-Robinson, founder and former chairman of GT & GE Group Geneva, has been appointed as a member of the board and vice chairman of the Swiss Futures and Options Association.
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MarkitSERV, the electronic trade processing service for over-the-counter derivatives from Markit, has connected to the Korea Exchange (KRX). It will allow 17 international and Korean banks that are MarkitSERV customers, as well as KRX members, to confirm and clear trades seamlessly.
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Market participants have rallied against the European Securities and Markets Authority's focus on reducing the cost of post-trade data sold by exchanges, saying that the quality of such data should instead be regulated. The cost of collecting and licensing post-trade market data is seen as the major obstacle to creating a ‘consolidated tape’, or an aggregated feed of stock trade data from venues in Europe that would help investors benchmark their performance.
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Short-end CNY swaps have been offered on foreign profit-taking flows while data-related paying pressure from the mid-sector has steepened the 1s/10s curve slope, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
