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The Americas derivatives community came together in New York to recognise and celebrate outstanding achievements across the industry
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There was significant flow in moves last week as hires and exits were seen across the globe. -
—Charles Feng, regional head of fx, rates and credit trading for North East Asia at Standard Chartered in Hong Kong, on how the new offshore China yuan HIBOR will inject greater transparency into the fx forward market.
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The proposed amendments to ISDA definitions covering credit default swaps, which include a bail-in clause among other changes, is a positive step for the market, Benjamin Jacquard, global head of credit trading at BNP Paribas in London, told DI in an interview.
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Hedge funds are trading synthetic mezzanine classes of Swiss and German small- and medium-sized enterprise collateralized loan obligations. The activity is a yield play as the paper offers a better return currently available in other structured credit products.
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Deutsche Bank has hired Masahiko Maihara as an interest rates options trader in Tokyo.
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Thomas Laux, head of risk management at Eurex Clearing, said requiring central counterparties to provide detailed recovery plans in advance could be dangerous since the plans may not work in all conditions. “
