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The recent stabilisation of financial markets, following February's turmoil, has been good for some investors but not a positive for many trading in the options market. -
Broadridge Financial Solutions, an operations and tech solutions firm, has added derivatives clearing to its post trade services by buying Dojima, another tech firm.
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Allianz Risk Transfer, with the help of several partners, has created a novel hedge product to protect wind projects against the risks of intermittent wind resources, which deal watchers say could have a major impact on the market.
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Escaping the €1.5bn sole underwriting commitment to Banco Popolare di Vicenza, through the establishment of the Atlante rescue fund, cost UniCredit around €118m in capital, according to the bank’s first quarter numbers.
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Global stress testing is required for derivatives clearing houses to ensure that they do not become ‘too big to fail’, the Bank of England has said.
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Primary issuance of euro corporate bonds is catching up fast with the €134bn issued in the first half of 2015 .
