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It is with great pleasure that GlobalCapital announces the nominees for its Global Derivatives Awards 2015. The winners will be unveiled at a gala dinner in London on September 24. -
Bank of America Merrill Lynch followed the lead of most US rivals by choosing to stay in dollars for post-results funding this week.
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Despite earnings season confirming the worst for energy companies and some having announced major write downs, US equity volatility is yet to stir.
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Israeli pharmaceutical company Teva has 15 days to raise $33.75bn of funds to buy US firm Allergan's generics business.
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Global finance needs global regulation. Everyone acknowledges it, but everyone ignores it.
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Earlier in July, every market tracked in our recurring indicator of option implied volatility showed pricing at above-average levels. US and European large-cap stocks had short term put options priced more than two standard deviations above their average levels. Hang Sang Index options were five standard deviations higher: as mainland investors discovered the sell button and margin calls rolled in, both A- and H-shares briefly gave back all of their gains year-to-date.
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Bayside Capital, a credit investment firm and affiliate of private equity house HIG Capital, has lost a managing director and a founding member of its European credit platform.
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ABN Amro was inundated with orders as it exploited a lack of subordinated supply by Yankee issuers to print its inaugural tier two offering in dollars.
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The FIG market cranked into life on Monday with Goldman Sachs’ €2.5bn dual tranche offering proving there is demand at both the long and short ends of the curve.
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HSBC has named Greg Pierce head of markets, Americas, as the previous head Didier Deschamps moves to a strategic role.
