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The derivatives market gathered in London on Thursday night to celebrate its leading players
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The Shanghai Clearing House is likely to start mandatory central clearing of yuan-denominated interest rate swaps before year-end, according to market participants.
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Risk-reversals in the U.S. dollar against the yen are now trading at levels not witnessed since 2011; so, strategists see value in buying.
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A clause in the Markets in Financial Instruments Regulation, which allows benchmark providers to refuse index licenses, has been criticized by over-the-counter derivatives participants who argue the move stifles competition. -
The sharp sell-off and big outflows from funds in Europe and the US have stripped the shine off the high yield bond market. But after a first half that featured record low pricing, net fund inflows and a wealth of looser structures, the pull-back should be seen as a useful return of discipline.
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The European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee has proposed that participating countries in the Financial Transaction Tax should be permitted to apply a higher rate of tax to what it determines risker over-the-counter derivatives trades, compared to exchange-traded derivatives, cash equities and bonds.
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International corporates operating in mainland China are still shorting the U.S. dollar and going long the China offshore yuan via forwards, despite warnings that the USD/CNH carry trade could become less profitable.
