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LCH.Clearnet hires options technology head from BAML
Emanur Rahman will report to CIO Tom Zschach, who also joined from BAML last year
The reorganisation will affect roughly 40 employees and is part of the bank’s preparation for new capital requirements
Following the launch of the interest rate derivatives trade repository yesterday, the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation confirms FX and...
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Industry lobbying against EU transaction tax intensifies
The European Commission’s recent proposal to tax financial transactions by up to 0.1% has sparked a frenzied wave of lobbying from industry bodies concerned it could drive FX trading outside the EU and diminish London’s standing as an FX...
Buy-side firms await regulatory clarity
Many buy-side firms are still holding back on introducing systems and processes for central clearing – but time might be running out
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If anyone needed any more reason to seriously think about employing a foreign exchange policy, then September should just about have done it.
Oanda continues to boost global presence with Japan operation
Oanda chief executive Michael Stumm attributes the decision to open operation in Japan to regulatory changes
FX Invest: Implications for collateralisation under new CCP model
Saima Farooqi looks at the wave of upcoming regulations relating to central counterparty clearing, and what it means for collateral management
FX Invest: Rise of the super-Sefs
The Dodd-Frank Act created a multitude of would-be swap execution facilities (Sefs) – trading platforms that will aggregate dealer liquidity. Now, dealers want to hoover up the Sefs by building their own aggregation services, but it’s a...
Further liquidity fragmentation in FX predicted
Market-damaging behaviour should be controlled, but separation or elimination of high-frequency trading would be damaging to the market’s equilibrium, ClientKnowledge argues in research published today
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