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We may now be entering the summer lull, with the U.K. roasting in a rare heatwave and much of continental Europe preparing for holidays. -
Derivatives Intelligence/Derivatives Week is proud to present The 2013 Global Derivatives Awards which takes place on Thursday, Saturday 19 2013 at The Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park in London.
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Institutional investors were sellers of receivers last week, implementing zero cost bullish ranges via receiver ladders.
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Foreign institutions are concerned they will have to enter a foreign financial institution agreement with the U.S., or otherwise suffer a withholding tax on their derivatives transactions, if intergovernmental agreements are not concluded before the implementation date of the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act.
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Hedge funds are buying steepener trades on Eurostoxx 50 dividend futures versus the Dec-14 dividend future in an attempt to take advantage of the current high beta in longer-term maturities.
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The Australian Council of Financial Regulators is recommending the government enforce mandatory clearing for over-the-counter U.S. dollar, Japanese yen, euro and sterling-denominated interest rate swaps, a reversal from its past stance of a market driven solution to its G20 derivative reform commitments.
