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Eurex and CME Group both lined up new futures contracts this week as the market assessed a generational shift from bilateral derivatives towards cleared, exchange traded products. -
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation has named the replacement for a departing senior official from its solutions and sales business.
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US election jitters are weighing on Asia’s equity and debt capital markets, leaving bankers split over the best course of action for issuers before the November 8 vote. Some are advising clients to make full use of the next fortnight, while others are advocating hanging back and rolling with the punches in the aftermath of the result. John Loh reports.
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JP Morgan is looking to sell its stake in its China joint venture with First Capital Securities, which began operations in 2011.
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CME Group is set to introduce six currency futures on its European exchange, taking the number of crosses it has available to 36.
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A group of banks and service providers, led by New York based start-up Axoni, have completed a test of blockchain technology and smart contracts to manage affirmations and post-trade lifecycle processing for over-the-counter equity swaps, building on similar work done earlier this year for credit derivatives.
