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Derivs - Interest Rate

  • John Thang, managing director and co-head of fixed income sales, North East Asia, at Standard Chartered in Hong Kong, will be moving to a similar position at ANZ.
  • Bank of America Merrill Lynch has named David Moore and Denis Manelski co-heads of North American rates trading.
  • Some of Japan’s interest rate swap clearinghouse members were not prepared to trade via the country’s newly-minted CCP earlier this week—choosing to continue to trade bilaterally, according to traders and brokers in Tokyo.
  • Buysider interest in using overnight indexed swaps as a hedging tool has dried up in the wake of the U.K. regulatory review of Libor.
  • LCH. Clearnet has launched its SwapClear Consultancy Certification Program which will certify consulting firms to advise end-users about OTC derivatives clearing.
  • Trading of yen-denominated interest rate swaps in Japan stalled briefly Tuesday in the Asia-Pacific morning as clearing began on the country’s central counterparty.
  • The Singapore Exchange’s proposed lowering of its clearinghouse membership threshold to a SGD50 million (USD40.6 million) minimum share capital value from SGD1 billion (USD1.23 billion) could introduce ill-equipped clients into the nascent CCP.
  • The Australian Securities Exchange is counting on the launch of new interest rate swaps, equity index derivatives and the establishment of a central clearing counterparty for over-the-counter derivatives to boost revenue as the global downturn hits equity trading volumes.
  • Patrick Flaherty, an interest rate options trader at Deutsche Bank in New York, has left the firm.
  • Barclays is advising investors to enter into EUR 1y*10y payer spreads and knock-in payers to take advantage of the cheapness in volatility while protecting against a sharp selloff in EUR rates.
  • Proposed changes regarding how U.K. client assets are held by non-bank clearing members may result in significant operational challenges and greater costs in futures clearing.
  • The Royal Bank of Scotland is advising investors to enter the USD 2-5-10y fly through payor swaptions at zero cost.