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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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Senior unsecured bank bonds have continued to drift wider this week. Institutional investors are staying on the sidelines rather than buying into a market that may still fall further and spoil their half year numbers. Fast money is behind the widening, said bankers.
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China’s Supreme People’s Court is unlikely to interpret the nation’s bankruptcy law, clarifying provisions similar to close-out netting arrangements, ahead of an actual bankruptcy case, despite active lobbying for judicial guidance from the nation’s regulators.
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Regulators in Europe are urging buysiders to make sure they are prepared for derivatives regulations, as buyside participation in industry regulatory protocols remains sluggish. -
Open access requirements set out in proposals for the second Markets In Financial Instruments Directive in 2011 are no longer supported by market participants, according to Andreas Preuss, ceo of Eurex.
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Global aggregation of trade repository data is essential to enable comprehensive monitoring of risks to financial stability, according to the Financial Stability Board.
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Strategists at the Royal Bank of Scotland are recommending a bearish sterling rates trade in selling 6m5y payers and buying 6m10y payers.
