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Last week’s shock US election result caused a rout in emerging markets, with stocks and currencies in southeast Asia among the hardest hit. But unlike in the past, this has not brought equity capital markets activity to a standstill, as share sales in Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand showed this week. John Loh reports. -
A big rift in US volatility trading has opened in the week since Donald Trump’s shock presidential election win, with equity markets quickly calming after the result while the US Treasury yield curve sharply steepened.
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The Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange has signed up the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China as a clearing and settlement bank, which it hopes will ease its introduction of Shanghai gold futures.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has replaced the head of its implementation effort for margin on non-cleared derivatives, just months before the industry faces a major regulatory deadline.
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Tullett Prebon has obtained approval from the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority for its proposed acquisition of rival interdealer broker ICAP’s global hybrid voice broking and information businesses.
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The Nasdaq Dubai Futures Exchange has signed up National Bank of Abu Dhabi (NBAD) as a second market maker for its equity futures, after trading gained momentum in recent weeks.
