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JPMorgan is to launch delta one certificates on two MSCI Market Neutral Barra Factor Indices.
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Investors should buy EUR vega forward vols via swaption triangles following the U.S. Federal Open Market Committee’s decision not to start quantitative easing tapering, according to strategists at Société Générale.
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Short-term equity-linked and fixed coupon notes are the most traded structured products among Asia-based users of deritrade, Bank Vontobel’s electronic structured products platform.
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Deutsche Bank was crowned the Global Derivatives House Of The Year at the 2012 Global Derivatives Awards in London, with former International Swaps and Derivatives Association chair Gay Huey Evans collecting the Outstanding Contribution Award. [In London on Thursday, it was Citigroup that was awarded the Global Derivatives House Of The Year at the 2013 Global Derivatives Awards at the Mandarin Oriental at Hyde Park, London. The firm was honoured on the back of positive client feedback and strong performance in derivatives across all asset classes in 2013. In front of more than 200 senior market participants, William J. Brodsky, chairman of the Chicago Board Options Exchange, received the Outstanding Contribution Award.]
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Carol Derk, partner at law firm Borden Ladner Gervais, on the importance of having derivatives rules that are harmonized across different provinces in Canada.
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It was equity derivatives that experienced the most activity last week, with the biggest hire coming at Nomura, who have signed Todd Sandoz as global head of equities. Aside from Sandoz’s appointment, it was relocations, rather than new hires and departures, which dominated the equity derivatives market, with a slew of senior officials moving from Asia to London. In credit, ex-Nomura salesman Cactus Raazi joined Tradeweb Markets as head of North America credit.
