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Average daily volume in over-the-counter fx instruments in the U.S. in October 2013 totaled USD816 billion, 19% down on April 2013, according to results of a survey released by the Foreign Exchange Committee of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. -
The Options Clearing Corp. is to launch S&P500 equity index option clearing in Q2, 2014 following regulatory approval to clear the instrument.
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Hedge funds and real money players have been seen selling 10 year protection and buying 5 year protection on the iTraxx Main to play the flattening of the 5-10y curve.
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With the Feb. 12 trade reporting deadline fast approaching, the race for European Markets Infrastructure Regulation compliance is now well and truly underway. EMIR is one of many new regulations governing derivatives trading across the globe and, like its North American counterpart Dodd-Frank, is the culmination of the post financial crisis movement towards increasing transparency and reducing risk within the market.
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NYSE Liffe had a record month in short term interest rate futures in June 2013, with combined volumes for short sterling and Euribor futures exceeding the previous record of January 2013 by almost 10%. The record day for volumes of STIR futures on Euribor came on Jan. 25, 2013, at 3.2 million lots.
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Barclays strategists are recommending investors sell EUR high-strike payers to position for underperformance in long-dated vol on the back of increased structured note issuance during the current quarter.
