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Article 18 of China’s 2006 Enterprise Bankruptcy Law could impede the Shanghai Clearing House’s attempt to close-out positions should an interest rate swap become insolvent, despite recent guidance from Chinese authorities over the application of close-out netting rules, according to Linklaters. -
Investors have been picking up short-dated options on sterling versus the U.S. dollar as interest in GBP has spiked in anticipation of the Bank of England's quarterly inflation report which was released Wednesday.
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NISA Investment Advisors, supported by Credit Suisse Securities as its futures merchant, has executed the first sponsored access trade with Goldman Sachs on Bloomberg’s swap execution facility, ahead of the mandatory deadline for swap execution facility trading on Feb. 16 next week.
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Hedge funds are selling volatility with and without delta across expiries in Europe and the U.S., either taking profit on long receiver positions set up at the end of January during the emerging market selloff, or leveraging on the high levels of volatility and trading negative gamma.
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Deutsche Bank is advising investors to enter into conditional outperformance options on the Eurostoxx against the S&P 500
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Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce has hired Gage Olcott, the ex-head of U.S. retail sales within Citigroup’s cross asset group in New York, as a managing director and head of U.S. structured products, also in New York.
