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Market participants have been active in trading options on the euro against the US dollar, playing the view that the currency pair will move lower. The highlight of the flow was one investor picking up a sizeable at-the-money straddle on the pair.
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BNP Paribas has named two senior executives to drive its fixed income business in Germany, as part of its decision six months ago to upgrade Germany to one of its domestic markets, alongside France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Italy. -
Trad-X, the interest rate swaps trading platform run by Tradition, has hit a record notional high for dollar IRS in June, with volumes exceeding USD 50 billion, and the number of trades executed surpassing 750 trades. The trades executed electronically accounted for 33% of all US dollar trades at Tradition.
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The China Securities Regulatory Commission published a draft rules related to delisting on July 4 as it looks to strengthen a regime that it has described as “vague and incomplete”.
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South Korea has become the first offshore renminbi hub in North Asia outside Greater China, after the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) and the Bank of Korea (BoK) signed a July 3 memorandum of understanding (MoU) on RMB clearing arrangements in Seoul and named Bank of Communications Seoul Branch as the country's renminbi clearing bank.
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The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has launched a study to “identify factors that may be hindering the development of sustainable securitization markets”, in a nod to the debate about whether its own proposed capital charges — among other things — are stifling the asset class.
