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Institutional investors have been buying at-the-money straddles on the euro against the U.S. dollar, with approximately a EUR1.5 billion notional going through on the trades during London afternoon trading today. -
Derivatives Intelligence & Derivatives Week have launched the Global Derivatives Law Firm Survey, a comprehensive qualitative customer ranking of law firms across multiple asset classes, regulation, tax, and many other areas. The law firm with the best ranking across all categories within the survey will be crowned the Global Derivatives Law Firm Of The Year at the Global Derivatives Awards ceremony in London in September.
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Iain Flockhart, head of delta 1 trading for Europe, Middle East and Africa at Barclays in London, has left the firm.
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Pre-trade transparency rules in the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive will be virtually impossible to apply to many trades, including some OTC derivatives, according to Rob Ford, a partner at GBP1.8 billion fixed-income manager TwentyFour Asset Management in London.
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The ISDA March 2013 Dodd-Frank Protocol is now open for adherence by market participants that trade swaps subject to the Commodity Future Trading Commission’s jurisdiction.
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The planned financial transaction tax could lead to direct costs as high as EUR40 million if those corporates are defined as financial institutions under the terms of the tax, according the European Association of Corporate Treasurers.
