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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 European Central Bank’s decision to cut interest rates to 0.25% momentarily reversed the flow of volatility buyers in Main, according to strategists at BNP Paribas.
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Even though it wasn’t technically a bail-in, the restructuring of Co-op Bank serves as an example for how to formulate a bondholder-driven bank rescue. The only problem is that the lessons we have learned are hard ones — that forcing losses on bondholders is fraught with difficulty, and that the Co-op template can only really work for small banks.
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Mohamed Yangui, the ex-head of product development and structuring group at Nomura in London, is set to join Bank of America Merrill Lynch in a similar role in London.
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ANZ has started trading USD 20y-30y callable bonds and callable zero coupon swaps in Taiwan as part of the firm’s expansion into structured flow products across Asia.
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Société Générale has seen renewed interest from private banks for strategies that give exposure to Japanese equity while mitigating yen weakness, as interest in Japan surges from European and U.S. investors.
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Deutsche Bank is recommending receiving sterling 2s4s7s butterflies, either outright or against U.S. dollar butterflies, in order to hedge against a more dovish than expected Bank of England inflation report, due to come out next week.