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Investors have been unwinding bearish positions on the euro following successful Greek negotiations which has led to an unexpected stabilisation of the single currency and a decrease in volatility.
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Increases in FX volatility have the potential to erode returns and raise portfolio-level volatility in international multi-asset portfolios, therefore investors are looking at using FX forwards and options as a hedge to generate superior risk-adjusted returns. -
Feedback to the Bank of England’s Fair and Effective Markets Review shows major buyside firms have big problems with bond syndications.
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Chris Rhodes, ex-partner and senior trader at proprietary trading firm Arc Derivatives based in London, has joined ICE Futures Europe as head of interest rates, also based in London. He joins the firm in a newly created role.
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Chris Concannon, president of BATS Global Markets, has been appointed as CEO replacing Joe Ratterman.
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Market participants have been looking at picking up forward rate agreements (FRAs) on the South African rand on the back of continued disinflationary pressures and monetary policy decisions by the South African Reserve Bank (Sarb).
