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Investors have been trading short-dated risk reversals on high yield bond exchange-traded funds or big cap equity ETFs in a bid to hedge further declines in the US stock market. -
ICE Benchmark Administration has assumed the role of administrator for ISDAFIX, the benchmark for the International Swaps and Derivatives Association's annual swap rate.
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The Chicago Board Options Exchange traded about 68,033 volatility futures contracts Thursday night, breaking a record it set in July for trading in non-US trading hours.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association’s Americas Credit Derivatives Determinations Committee has resolved that a failure to pay credit event occurred in respect to Argentina.
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Deutsche Bank has executed the first series of renminbi option trades for Mengniu Dairy, as well as other Chinese corporates based onshore, under new regulation from China’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange, which became effective today.
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Washington D.C.-based brokerage Matrix Capital Group is looking to launch a capped structured product that will track the Russell 2000 index via exchange-traded options, while using a unit investment trust-sponsored wrapper to help eliminate credit risk.
