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More names are emerging of departures at Credit Suisse. On the rates side, Mathias Berenger, head of European vanilla options trading and Richard Ratcliffe, head of rates sales to the Netherlands, both in London, are exiting. Colleagues confirmed their departures. A spokesman declined to comment.
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The Singapore Exchange is looking to refine how its central counterparty operates during a default and is proposing changes to improve the auction process for managing a defaulting over-the-counter derivative contract.
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Regulatory burdens such as authorization for central counterparty clearinghouses are likely to hinder the launch of new products in Europe, noted Trevor Spanner, ceo of LME Clear, speaking at the 29th Annual Futures & Options Expo in Chicago.
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U.S. equity option exchanges are considering a raft of action plans for securities information processors, such as looking at backups in the event of a technological failure.
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The lack of clarity surrounding timing between executing a trade on a swap execution facility and reaching a clearinghouse is a serious concern for BlackRock. -
Oktay Senturk, head of Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa rates trading at Credit Suisse, and Brent David, director of emerging markets credit trading, both in London are set to leave the firm. The moves come as the fixed income division is letting go 65 staff from its U.K. fixed income department this week.
