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The Americas derivatives community came together in New York to recognise and celebrate outstanding achievements across the industry
The derivatives market gathered in London on Thursday night to celebrate its leading players
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Big moves in credit, equity and foreign exchange markets this week were magnified by mass unwinding of previously popular trades as investors capitulated to a reversal of fortunes for Japan and European banks. -
In the heady days of 2004-2007, before the Great Moderation came to a shuddering halt, it seemed set in stone that European investment grade credit default swaps traded tighter than their North American counterparts.
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OpenDoor Trading has completed a second investment round as it stays on course for an October launch. GlobalCapital spoke to chief executive officer Susan Estes about the firm’s aims not only to help revive liquidity in the US Treasury market but also to become the first US bond trading platform both majority owned and controlled by women.
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OpenDoor Trading has completed a second investment round as it stays on course for a fourth quarter launch. The firm aims not only to help revive liquidity in the US Treasury market but also to become the first US bond trading platform both majority owned and controlled by women.
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Seven bonds will be deliverable when dealers hold an auction next Thursday to settle credit default swaps referencing Portugal Telecom International Finance, with ISDA's Determinations Committee including June 20-terminating PorTel contracts in those triggered by the bankruptcy filing of Brazilian parent firm Oi.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has proposed a two year extension on the deadline for smaller trading counterparties to comply with a derivatives clearing obligation under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR), citing lack of progress on the initiative.
