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The derivatives market gathered in London on Thursday night to celebrate its leading players
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Lawyers have called on the European Securities and Markets Authority to scrap the frontloading window entirely after the regulatory body wrote to the European Commission requesting the window be shortened earlier this month. -
NLX is planning to launch options on a range of interest rate futures this summer after reaching a 30-day moving average of 15% market share in Euribor.
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RBS remains committed to OTC client clearing in asset classes outside interest rates after announcing on Monday that it is quitting the rates prime brokerage business.
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UBS has launched tracker certificates on the Solactive Robotics and Drones Total Return Index, in an effort to provide direct exposure to expected growth in the sector.
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Market participants have been active in options on the US dollar against the yen following comments from Governor Haruhiko Kuroda setting out an unchanged monetary policy. The highlight of the flow was one investor picking up a sizeable at-the-money straddle on the pair.
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Foreign counterparties that fall under the scope of European Markets Infrastructure Regulation could find that derivatives transactions priced as OTC are retrospectively eligible for clearing under third-country equivalence rules, according to lawyers. It means that participants could be entering OTC trades at different pricing levels compared to those trades eligible for clearing, while finding later that they will also have an obligation to clear that OTC trade.
