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Senior market participants expect the electronification of the structured products market to gather pace over the next five years. Lower trading limits and innovations, such as smart phone applications, are expected to lure new entrants.
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Amid all the talk of an emerging markets “crisis,” credit spreads in the western world took a breather as participants awaited crucial economic data in the U.S.
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Investors have been picking up risk-reversals and butterflies across a range of currency pairs following a drop in volatility on the back of the European Central Bank and Bank of England interest rate meetings today.
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Approximately 90% of clearable over-the-counter interest rate derivatives have been cleared according to data analyzed by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association as of June 30, 2013.
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Markit has chosen Koscom, a financial services provider based in Korea, to distribute its credit default swaps data via its terminal network. Markit’s iTraxx Asia indices, as well as global sovereign and corporate CDS data, including Korean data, will be accessible via Koscom’s terminals.
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Greg Kuppenheimer, head of U.S. equity derivatives sales at Deutsche Bank in New York, has left the firm.