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The winning organisations will be announced at events in both London and New York in September
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BGC Partners has reported a third-quarter loss amid rising expenses, higher investment and currency headwinds. -
Eurex Clearing has cleared its first cross-currency swap transactions, with JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley the first counterparties to use its OTC FX clearing service.
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Deutsche Börse has appointed Marcel Naas and Marcus Addison to drive its new Buy-in Agent Service, a move that will see Matthias Graulich take on management of Eurex Repo.
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Commerzbank, Deutsche Börse and asset manager MEAG have made further progress in adopting blockchain technology in post-trade services.
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Bain Capital has given in to a laundry list of demands from investors as they snubbed bonds for Kantar, resulting in a delay to the deal's schedule. In a rare case of aggressive investor push-back, covenants have now been flexed to the extreme and initial price thoughts look surprisingly high, given the exceptionally favourable market for new issuers.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has flagged a lack of consensus among market participants on how to tackle pre-cessation issues for interbank offered rates, while calling on regulators to provide more clarity.
