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The Agricultural Futures Exchange of Thailand and Singapore Mercantile Exchange have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop their futures markets.
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Société Générale is pitching a six-month seagull to take advantage of the continued depreciation of the yen, as numerous banks revise their forecasts higher on the U.S. dollar against the Japanese unit.
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—Lee McCormack, client clearing business development manager at Nomura in London, gives his views on the potential challenges of clearing onshore with local CCPs as opposed to international CCPs.
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It was a busy week in people moves, with Citigroup making senior hires in equity derivatives in New York and Nomura making a senior hire in interest rates trading in Korea. -
Since the start of the year the spread between the 5-year EUR swap and 5-year German Government bond has widened from around +47 bps to +51bps, it has however been as low as +30bps and peaked at +61bps. This spread is known as the swap spread.
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Barclays has issued a delta one certificate on a Dynamic VSTOXX index—a move underscoring increased investor appetite for more innovative European volatility structures to hedge their equity exposures or generate yield.
