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One institutional investor was seen picking up a sizeable put spread on AT&T following increased options activity in telecoms last week.
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The mutual exchange offering between Hong Kong and Shanghai stock exchanges will drive Chinese and Hong Kong equity product trading, innovative derivatives strategies and growth in other Southeast Asian markets. -
He might be “The Boss” to an army of fawning public sector origination bankers, but Frank Czichowski, treasurer of KfW, made no secret of his admiration for Bruce Springsteen.
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Northbound trades on the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect hit their daily quota before 2pm on its maiden trading day, in a blowout success for at least one half of the landmark trading link.
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Investors should look at buying call spreads on the euro against the Swiss franc following a recent spike in volatility on the pair, which has driven spot down to 1.20 – the lowest level since 2012, according to strategists at Credit Suisse.
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Agency trading is an important tool for avoiding basis risk in package trades, especially for the more complex structures that are yet to be made available to trade on swap execution facilities (SEFs), according to speakers at the Sefcon V conference in New York.
