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Structurers have seen an increase in credit-linked notes referencing Brazilian single names since the summer, when a 6% tax on fixed-income foreign investments was lifted, improving liquidity in the local market. One structurer in London said he is seeing weekly requests for CLNs on Brazilian names as opposed to no requests at the start of the year.
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We’ve got news of a couple of ex-Occitan Capital Partners staffers hired by Société Générale this week. -
As part of an industry wide move to simplify collateral arrangements, over-the-counter derivative market participants are exploring opportunities to renegotiate existing Credit Support Annexes.
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Laurent Paulhac, senior managing director for interest rate and over-the-counter products and services at CME Group, is set to join ICAP SEF in New York as a managing director and ceo.
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China was once again shaping spread direction in western markets as mixed messages emanated from the world’s second biggest economy.
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The extreme short-term divergence between the Eurostoxx 50 and the IBEX 35 has opened up an opportunity to buy calls on the SX5E against the IBEX, according to Société Générale’s global equity flow advisory team. The tactical play anticipates that the European index will reclaim lost ground against the Spanish index going into year-end.
