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  • John Gousias, the ex-head of investment grade flow credit trading at Royal Bank of Scotland in London, is joining HSBC as head of financials, index, options and ETF trading and co-head of European flow credit.
  • European regulators have proposed a full ban on the re-use of initial margin in the EU.
  • Institutional investors have been active in short-dated upside call flow on the Japan Exchange-Nikkei 400 index, a new trend according to traders. The trades, which had an average notional of around $1 million, follow an announcement from Japan’s Government Pension Investment Fund that it will include the new index in its benchmarks.
  • More weak Chinese data have added weight to expectations the PBoC will ease the reserve requirement ratio (RRR). This has supported good offered-side interest in short CNY swaps which has, in turn, exerted steepening pressure across the swap curve, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
  • CNY swaps have been well offered as the market anticipates a weak domestic GDP report later this week. Short-end swaps have seen particularly good interest to receive. China Unicom issued a CNY4bn 3y Dim sum bond while Gazprombank is planning a return to the market, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
  • The Canadian Securities Administrators plans to extend the date for the implementation of over-the-counter derivatives trade reporting requirements until October 31 for clearing agencies and dealers, and until June 30, 2015 for all other OTC derivatives market participants.