Chris Davis
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Chris Davis is a derivatives reporter for Risk.net. His topics of interest include benchmark reform, over-the-counter derivatives pricing and collateral management.
Davis was previously a feature writer for Treasury Today magazine.
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LCH and ASX eye Australia repo clearing
CCPs in talks with dealers as bond boom fuels growing demand for financing
Indian banks in race against clock to unwind USD/INR trades
An estimated $7 billion of open arbitrage trades must come off the books by April 10
JGB basis trade throws off the shackles
Japan’s cash-futures arbitrage on the rise despite Iran volatility and BoJ-driven bond scarcity
Inflation shock upends Aussie dollar rates flatteners
Hedge funds’ front-end curve trades stopped out as Iran conflict drove RBA terminal rate pricing higher
Leveraged ETFs may have fuelled Kospi plunge
Record one-day drop in Korean equity markets follows months-long surge driven by leveraged bets
How Australia’s inflation overhaul could lure global traders
Australia’s move to monthly inflation reporting set to revitalise local inflation-linked bond and swap markets
Aussie inflation traders call for linker buyback scheme
Firms fear liquidity bifurcation as market transitions to new indexation formula
Hawkish RBA comments wrong-foot Aussie dollar rates traders
Governor Bullock’s unexpected rate hike talk led to stop-outs and losses
MAS official flags risks in Asia’s path to T+1 settlement
Regulator says region faces “unique challenges” in establishing a shorter settlement cycle
Hedge funds cut BoJ bets after torrid year in yen rates
Dealers see lighter positioning after shock October election saw more than $300m of losses, compounding April’s pain
Korean autocalls to make comeback, with ‘smaller pie’ for banks
As equity-linked autocallable channels look set to reopen, new rules could limit market’s revival
US hedge funds eyeing JSCC after regulations eased
FCMs see strong interest and expect funds to start clearing yen swaps before year-end