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Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) chairman Timothy Massad has emphasised his "commitment to protecting commercial end-users from overly onerous regulatory burdens", drawing a sharp distinction between the core users of derivatives and the activities linked to the financial crisis. -
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Citigroup could issue its first yen bonds in over two years this week, after mandating banks for a five year issue in global format.
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The stock of Chinese biopharmaceutical company BeiGene has shot up 18% on its first day of trading on the Nasdaq.
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Investors have been looking for ways to explain the poor performance of global banks this year. While negative interest rates in Europe and Japan have gained the attention of some, others are focused on bank exposure to the energy sector to explain low equity valuations.
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Barclays will offload a legacy derivatives portfolio to JP Morgan as part of the British bank's plans to run down its non-core assets.
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Tradeweb Markets has launched an electronic over-the-counter marketplace for US-listed exchange traded funds.
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Chinese biopharmaceutical company BeiGene has raised $158m from a Nasdaq IPO after increasing the size of the offer and pricing it at the top of guidance.
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January trading produced one of the most volatile starts to a year on record, with volumes in listed options and futures reflecting heightened activity.
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Acadia, the US psychiatric and behavioural healthcare provider, closed its $955m term loan facility on Thursday after first adding, then removing, a sterling tranche.
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SolarWinds, the US IT management software firm, priced its $1.5bn first lien acquisition debt package at a hefty discount on Monday while finalising the euro tranche size.
