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The European Energy Exchange is to introduce a German intraday floor futures contract as well as Swiss day and weekend futures contracts. -
London based clearing house LCH made further inroads into the US this week, with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) giving LCH.Clearnet and its clearing members permission to portfolio margin customer positions.
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The derivatives market obtained its strongest sign yet that US regulations are soon to move in a more trading friendly direction, with J Christopher Giancarlo not only confirming that he is the acting chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission but also indicating that he will soften rules governing variation margin posting and swap execution facilities.
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The African loan market has hit 2017 on the front foot, with bankers heralding the support shown for Kenya and Sibanye deals as testament to gathering confidence in the region — but only for the right credits.
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Deutsche Bank’s decision to slash cash payouts for senior and middle ranking staff could set the tone for the other European houses, most of which have yet to announce their compensation rounds for 2016.
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UK prime minister’s speeches have rarely been market-moving events, despite what some of the more breathless commentators in the broadcast media would have you think. But perhaps this has changed since the Brexit referendum in June, even if the spin doctors manage the message in advance.
