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Investors have been picking up hybrid range structures to maintain better yield levels in the low volatility environment.
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Investors should switch from cash into credit default swaps on senior financials due to the steeper curve in the latter. The switch offers traders chance to pick up yield and roll on a highly directional basis.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority has declared that a central counterparty should not exclude client positions from the calculation of the size of the default fund. -
Kan Fung Li, managing director and head of Asia Pacific fx trading at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, has left the firm.
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Hedge funds are buying structures to position for interest rates increases and appreciation in a particular currency. Combining the two options significantly reduces their premium.
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Scott Becker, equity index options trader at Jefferies in New York, is joining Morgan Stanley in a similar role, also in New York.
