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Iceland may follow other countries that are considering limits on fx derivatives trades to stop currency speculation, according to Bjarni Benediktsson, its finance minister.
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Interdealer-broker ICAP has appointed Dean Berry as ceo of global broking e-commerce.
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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.