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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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Investors have been selling optionality on the euro against the U.S. dollar via at-the-money options and risk-reversals, while picking up butterflies on the pair as a cheap hedge. This comes as the debt ceiling deadline in the U.S. draws closer.
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The central banks of the U.S. and Japan will not be required to comply with EMIR reporting and clearing requirements after the Council of the European Union approved a European Commission act calling for their exemption. -
Ex-Deutsche Bank interest rate staffers Paul Swaddling and David Martins da Silva have launched Prism Financial Products, a buyside brokerage. Christopher Rokos, the ex-co-founder of Brevan Howard, is also involved in the launch, according to a U.K. Companies House filing.
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Credit Suisse recommends receiving U.S. 3y3y versus 10y10y forward swaps in order to express a steepening and long treasury protected securities breakeven bias.
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Macro funds are selling five-year German government bonds swap spreads (Aswabobl) and buying protection on iTraxx Main to take advantage of the dislocation between the two spreads.
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Ashley Wilson, global head of equity finance and head of prime services at Barclays in London, has left the firm.
