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  • Overall interest rate derivatives and credit default swaps trading that was reported to the swap data repository between April 21-and-25 continued to decrease from the previous week, according to data from the International Swaps and Derivatives Association.
  • Trading in CNY swaps has not been very aggressive ahead of the long weekend in China. 1s/5s and 1s/10s swaps are flatter due to tighter liquidity and outperformance at the longer-end, but market participants expect a corrective steepening move to come after the holiday, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
  • Borden Ladner Gervais has been a leader in representing sellside and buyside derivative users at a time of increased regulation from Canadian regulators. One highlight from the firm over the past 12 months was securing exemptive relief from the Canadian securities regulatory authorities in respect of conflicting Canadian mutual fund requirements in order to permit Canadian-domiciled funds, including those managed by international investment managers such as Fidelity and Franklin Templeton, to comply with the Dodd Frank clearing mandates.
  • As market participants increasingly look for outsourced data management solutions, Markit has stood out from the crowd in being able to offer leading analytics, portfolio management and distribution services across all asset classes. These are the reasons that led to the firm being awarded the Global Capital Derivatives Americas Data Vendor Of The Year.
  • The potential for a rise in interest rates has sent end-users scrambling to revaluate their portfolios over the last 12 months. As macroeconomic uncertainty persists and implementation of new regulation continues, Goldman Sachs has stood apart from its peers in being able to help their clients prepare for a full array of likely fixed income market scenarios with leading analysis and access to liquidity.
  • Davis Polk and Wardwell’s role alongside the growth in structured equity finance transactions in the US during the last year, as well as its work in helping European and Asian clients trade equity derivatives products in the US, was key to the firm winning Global Capital’s US Law Firm Of The Year award.