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One institutional investor was seen picking up a large strangle on the Chicago Board Options Exchange volatility index as the VIX fell to its lowest level since December 2014 on Tuesday.
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Lloyds has made a virtue of necessity. With the UK government as a shareholder, and limited ambitions overseas, the bank was forced to define early exactly what sort of wholesale business it wanted. -
The overall interest rate notionals and trades counts that were reported to swap data repositories last week increased by 22% and 35%, respectively, from the same time last year, according to data from the International Swaps and Derivatives Association.
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Active trading on central limit order books needs larger liquidity providers and better incentives for more dealers and buyside firms to actively participate, say market participants.
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The Moscow Exchange is overhauling its settlement period for Russian federal government bond (OFZ) derivatives by focusing on the automatic delivery of traded contracts.
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As part of MiFID II, the European Securities and Markets Authority is soliciting comment on debt instruments with embedded derivatives. The outcome could restrict retail customers’ access to such products.
