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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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It would be madness for the European Banking Authority not to consider the impact of the European Central Bank’s long term refinancing operation (LTRO) in next year’s stress tests for the bloc’s lenders. But should banks really be penalised for making use of a funding tool that was designed to help them?
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Antonio Cailao, a director and head of investment grade credit trading at Barclays in Singapore, has left the firm.
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Banks have long been telling their corporate clients that easy, cheap financing is available in the liquidity heavy syndicated loan market. But now that borrowers have submitted to temptation and are pushing to do fee-free amend and extends, they must wish they'd kept their mouths shut.
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To fade the gap in implied volatility between long-dated eurodollar and short sterling contracts, Newedge is suggesting selling long-dated at-the-money straddles on short sterling versus buying long-dated ATM straddles on eurodollars.
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London-based USD4.1 billion hedge fund Chenavari Investment Managers has tapped Mark Devonshire as senior portfolio manager and ceo of operations in the Asia Pacific. He reports to Loic Fery, ceo, in the newly-created role.
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Hedge funds and real money players are positioning for normalization between swap spreads and credit because the iTraxx Main is trading too tight relative to European swap spreads.
