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Participants in the relatively small Asian over-the-counter derivatives market should present “a clear and united front” in discussions with key jurisdictions regarding OTC reform, according to Promontory Financial Group.
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Wells Fargo has appointed four executives to help build its derivatives business, including Michael Riley as co-head of equity trading with Matthew Brown, and Patrick Neal as co-head of equity sales with Geoff Snyder.
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Institutional investors are entering option strategies to profit from the decorrelation between the S&P500 and euro/U.S. dollar. -
Institutional investors are increasingly buying calls on the PowerShares DB U.S. Dollar Index Bullish Fund with the view that the greenback will continue to strengthen through to the end of the year.
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The increase in volatility in the euro/Swiss franc has caused increased transaction costs in options in the pair, resulting in a lack of liquidity.
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European dealers and counterparties in Japan are looking at contingency plans in case the country’s central clearing counterparty and clearing regulatory regime do not obtain mutual recognition and equivalence status from the European Securities and Markets Authority under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation.
