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Supporters claim smart derivative contracts remove need for central counterparties
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The London Metal Exchange will raise clearing and trading fees in January, marking its first such rise in five years. -
Libor may be extended beyond the cut-off date of 2021, sources told GlobalCapital this week, as the market braces for litigation over more than $1tr of Libor-linked mortgages. Tom Brown reports.
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Brazil’s economy minister Paulo Guedes tells GlobalMarkets how $150bn from oil auctions, $220bn from pension reform and a potential bonanza from privatisations will bring the fiscal deficit to beat the government’s target
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LCH has expanded its deliverable FX offering, claiming to be the first central clearing counterparty to offer clearing on FX forwards.
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The Index Industry Association (IIA) has pointed to growth in the fixed income and environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) index segments, despite a fall in the overall number of indices globally.
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The new European Commission has its work cut out if it wants to re-launch efforts to create a single market for capital in Europe. The easy wins were banked by the previous administration while Brexit complicates an already highly complex initiative
