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Investors who think the European Central Bank will cut rates at a policy meeting Thursday should go long risk Europe, short risk U.S. via receivers to take advantage of CDX IG volatility, which is trading expensive relative to iTraxx Main.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has issued a letter providing extended relief regarding registered swap execution facilities for fx swaps.
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Derivative.com, the Swiss multi-dealer structured product click and trade platform, is working on offering bonus and outperformance certificates to users, according to Eric Wasescha, ceo of Derivative Partners, which operates the platform.
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Newedge will be joining forces with Global Markets Exchange Group in order to provide execution and clearing services to buy and sellside clients globally.
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Technology, especially IT, has long been the hunting ground for investors wanting to make a fortune by backing the next Microsoft, Apple or Google. That’s fine — but where fortunes can be made overnight, they can also be lost. And that should worry bondholders, who are supposed to be looking for long term, stable returns.
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The overwhelming demand for recent IPOs in the US might suggest investors are back on board the Chinese growth story. But in spite of the success of companies like 58.com and Qunar, the US IPO market remains a strictly members-only club. Not everyone is invited.