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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association and PricewaterhouseCoopers were among those wading in with suggestions this week as regulators sought consultation on how best to install a framework to resolve failing central counterparties (CCPs). -
Deutsche Börse has completed the share exchange offer for its planned London Stock Exchange merger with a final acceptance ratio of 89.04%, far in excess of the required threshold despite a shaky start.
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trueEX, a New York based interest rate swap trading platform, has begun providing execution of Brazilian real swaps cleared at CME Group.
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The Bank of England’s revamped quantitative easing programme hit an early snag last week when the central bank failed to source enough Gilts on just the second day of purchases.
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Foreign investors will be allowed to participate in Saudi Arabian IPOs from January, the country’s regulator said on Thursday in a move that has been signalled for some time but was nevertheless warmly welcomed by bankers.
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The upcoming launch of the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect will give offshore investors access to close to 90% of China’s domestic stock market. Now the focus for the mutual market access (MMA) scheme will turn to new products including ETFs and bonds.
