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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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Saxo Bank is offering futures spreads on interest rates, bonds, major stock indices and some commodities across all of its platforms, including its mobile apps for smartphone and tablets.
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ChinaJapanese corporate end users are showing less interest in renminbi than corporates in other regions, choosing instead to settle contracts in yen or U.S. dollar.
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Market participants in European jurisdictions will not clear fx forwards with a settlement date of up to seven days, in addition to fx forwards for commercial purposes, until the European Commission clarifies the definition of a derivative contract under European Markets Infrastructure Regulation, according to Steven Maijoor, chair of the European Securities and Markets Authority.
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Market participants have voiced concerns about the cross border implications of mandatory trade reporting under European Markets Infrastructure Regulation, which came into force on Feb. 12.
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Andrew Poray, head of forex options, Asia at the Royal Bank of Scotland Singapore, has left the firm. He is set to join hedge fund Balyasny Asset Management in the U.S., according to market officials.
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Hedge funds are showing increased appetite for offshore yuan, U.S. dollar target redemption forwards, buying between USD10-to-11 billion in notional volume last Thursday, for example.