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  • The launch of Russell 2000 volatility index options and futures will allow equity derivative portfolio managers to manage vol with more precision and optimise returns as institutional investors increasingly develop their vol investment strategies, according to delegates at the Chicago Board Options Exchange Risk Management Conference Europe.
  • Investors who buy protection on the iTraxx Main as a hedge for their cash portfolios should sell an iTraxx Main S20 – 20 Nov. 125 basis point payer for 10 cents to reduce the negative carry of the position and to leverage on the steep smile and high forward, according to strategists at BNP Paribas.
  • With competition to win EMEA loans mandates heating up, lenders are making ever more aggressive pitches. But a surprising section of the market has stepped up to save the banks from themselves.
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  • The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s one-month delay for registered swap execution facilities from any enforcement under the SEF rules with regard to market participants who trade on such SEFs isn’t long enough for the industry.
  • As inevitably as a journalist bumping up against a deadline, the US Congress has run out of time to fund the government. In two weeks the US will default, unless some of the most pig-headed people in the Western world change their minds. But is there panic in the markets? No it’s business as usual. After all, what else can investors do?