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The Markit iTraxx Senior Financials index tightened 4 basis points to 68bps on Thursday after the European Central Bank cut interest rates to combat low inflation and drive growth in the Eurozone. The move by the central bank followed increased flow in the index with hedge funds buying receivers and selling payers on the underlying. -
Investors were tapping short-dated options on the euro against the dollar ahead of the much-anticipated European Central Bank meeting on Thursday, pushing volatility higher on the pair. However, some investors were caught out following interest rate cuts from the ECB, resulting in decreased vols and spot consolidating after a brief decline.
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Edward Smalley, iTraxx options trader at Barclays in London, has left the firm.
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Non-financial counterparties in France are struggling to determine their obligations under the European Markets Infrastructure Regulation, according to French regulator L’Autorité des marchés financiers.
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Derivatives market participants have eliminated $114 trillion in notional principal since the resumption of TriOptima’s triReduce compression cycles within LCH.Clearnet’s SwapClear service in December 2013.
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Credit Suisse is developing a swap execution facility agency model that will connect its clients to SEFs.
