Derivs - People and Markets
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Dan Miller, global head of execution sales at BNP Paribas in Hong Kong, has left the firm.
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The European Commission has extended the timeline for the European Securities and Markets Authority to submit draft regulatory technical standards on the cross-border application of the European Market Infrastructure Regulation.
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Traiana and MarketAxess have completed the first live credit default swap index trade using Traiana’s CreditLink service to verify pre-trade credit limits, with JPMorgan as the clearing member for a buysider.
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Scott O'Malia, a commissioner at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, wants an extension to the Oct. 2 deadline for trading on a swap execution facility, he told DW on the sidelines of the 34th Bürgenstock Global Derivatives Forum in Geneva today.
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Interoperability of clearing models on a global scale is neither desirable nor possible in the short-term, according to clearinghouse officials speaking at the 34th annual FIA/SFOA Bürgenstock Forum for Derivatives Markets in Geneva this morning.
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Keith Dawson, managing director and index volatility trader at Wells Fargo in New York, has left the firm.
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Deliverable swap futures could boost liquidity in derivatives markets and lead to a healthier industry going forwards, Jeffrey Howard, managing director and global co-head of prime services markets at RBS Securities, told the Bürgenstock global forum for derivatives markets in Geneva today.
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Mark Ibbotson, the ex-co-ceo and global head of clearing at NYSE LIFFE, has joined G.H.Financials, an exchange-traded derivatives clearing and settlement firm headquartered in London.
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The Hong Kong Exchange has made futures available on its HSI Volatility Index and China Exchanges Services China 120 Index to U.S.-based investors.
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Scotiabank is building out its fx flow and structured product coverage in Asia, in a bid to offer its largely corporate clients greater access to regional currencies, such as China renminbi.
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Chris Wait, global head of fixed income sales at Standard Chartered in Singapore, is leaving the firm.
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Lawyers warned that the regulatory balkanization of financial markets is inevitable and may be irreversible, at the 2013 Annual ISDA Europe Conference in London yesterday.