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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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Interest rates saw the biggest spike in people moves last week, with senior hires in the U.S. and Asia Pacific. In the U.S., Nomura hired an ex-managing director in interest rates trading at the Royal Bank of Scotland, while ANZ appointed Troy Bowler, the ex-head of emerging markets rates sales at Barclays, as global head of rates sales in Singapore. -
ING Investment Management International has launched a fund that will use credit default swaps on investment-grade, global-high yield and emerging market debt. The ING Renta Fund First Class Yield Opportunities Fund will scale back exposures depending on market conditions.
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Liquidity in credit default swaps is just shy of a full recovery. It took a hit in the fallout from Ben Bernanke’s June 19 signal the Federal Reserve planned to start tapering quantitative easing in the U.S.
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UBS has seen its exchange-traded notes program assets more than triple in 18 months.
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Institutional investors in Japan have been unwinding calls and futures on the Nikkei 225, following the recent election that gave the ruling party control of the Upper House.
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Bank Indonesia plans to regularly hold fx swap auctions in a bid to ensure investors there have greater access to fx swaps as hedging tools as more investment capital enters the country.
