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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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Credit Suisse has launched tracker certificates linked to an actively managed notional variable weight and composition total return portfolio that is long a basket of between 15 to 20 shares in Asia Pacific—pitched by the firm as a dragon basket.
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The Bombay Stock Exchange will replace its derivatives market platform this year after entering into an agreement with the Eurex Group that involves BSE using Eurex technology and the Deutsche Bourse unit’s trading architecture.
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New derivatives regulations will be phased in gradually in the European Union and the process will likely continue into next year, according to Steven Maijoor, chairman of the European Securities and Markets Authority.
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The London Metal Exchange expects to launch its clearinghouse in the middle of 2014, according to Trevor Spanner, the head of LME Clear.
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Credit default swaps spreads on Hungarian debt widened 18 basis points—the largest daily increase in 14 months—to 339 bps, their highest in five months, after Hungarian Premier Viktor Orban announced plans to reduce foreign ownership of the country’s banks.
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Russell Investments announced that NYSE Euronext and CBOE Holdings will exclusively trade Russell U.S. index-based options.