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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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The G20 countries remain at odds with the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision over capital charges on listed derivatives.
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Italy’s UniCredit has sold EUR50 million (USD64.71 million) of a structured note linked to Irish government debt, the largest such note since Ireland joined the European Union in 1999.
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Markit has resumed posting an official pricing level for credit default swaps on Greek sovereign debt for the first time since the country restructured its debt in March 2012.
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U.K. structured product providers are setting their sights on foreign counterparties as U.K. banks have virtually left the market.
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New regulations under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation will require pension funds and asset managers to be more disciplined with their derivatives trades, according to Jo van de Velde, managing director and head of product development at Euroclear.
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Investors should buy iTraxx Xover S19 receivers and sell DAX calls to take advantage of the recent underperformance in the credit index against the equity index.
