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The Republic of Indonesia has picked the banks that will sit on its bond panel next year, dropping one bank and appointing two new members. -
Veteran Chinese dealmaker Henry Cai is said to be considering leaving Deutsche Bank after four years with the firm.
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Tullet Prebon has acquired PVM Oil Associates, adding substantial energy trading capacity to the firm’s product and services offerings. Tullett Prebon’s ability to trade oil-based over-the-counter derivatives contracts will be substantially improved, as will its ability to expand into futures and physical options broking.
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Preliminary results of UBS’s share exchange are in, showing that the Swiss bank has been successful in creating a holding company, UBS Group AG, at the top of its corporate structure.
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Front end volatility trades in G10 currency pairs are likely to trend in the first quarter of 2015, particularly in the euro against the dollar, as strategists expect any significant spot movements in the pair to occur in Q1.
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GFI Group has launched dollar-denominated market agreed coupon (MAC) swaps on its swap execution facility. The firm now offers live tradable prices for such contracts in a central limit order book on its electronic trading platform known as RatesMatch.
