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Standard Chartered has created a new global renminbi trading team, which includes traders located in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Taiwan, London, and New York.
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—Supurna VedBrat, managing director, co-head electronic trading and market structure at BlackRock in New York, on the lack of clarity surrounding timing between executing a trade on a swap execution facility and reaching a clearinghouse.
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The China Securities Regulatory Commission was revealing plans to allow securities and brokerage firms to diversify their investment choices with plans to allow trading of equity derivatives, such as total return swaps.
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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.
