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The Americas derivatives community came together in New York to recognise and celebrate outstanding achievements across the industry
The derivatives market gathered in London on Thursday night to celebrate its leading players
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The Singapore Exchange has started clearing non-deliverable interest rate swaps denominated in Malaysian ringgit and Thai baht. -
Philippe El-Asmar, head of global equities distribution and head of distribution Asia Pacific at Barclays in Hong Kong, will leave the firm at the end of April.
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UBS has seen its exchange-traded note program assets more than triple in less than 18 months. The program had approximately USD1 billion at the end of 2012 and now has USD3 billion.
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Saxo Bank has launched over-the-counter options on the US dollar against the offshore Chinese renminbi on its trading platform.
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The frontloading requirement under European Markets Infrastructure Regulation may create an unlevel playingfield by subjecting European derivatives traders to stricter rules than in other jurisdictions, market participants say. Hans-Ole Jochumsen, executive vp responsible for global market services as Nasdaq OMX in Stockholm, told GlobalCapital that he questions the need to frontload derivatives trades to clearinghouses before the start of mandatory clearing next year.
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Australian dollar-denominated interest rate swaps are set for mandatory clearing, with the contracts to be potentially included in the country’s G20 OTC derivative reform laws.
