Derivatives house of the year, Australia: ANZ

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ANZ Bank headquarters, Melbourne
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The mass refinancing of loans in Australia in the past 12 months has given ANZ the chance to demonstrate its fixed-income credentials. Meanwhile, the bank’s foreign exchange team has been proving its pre-eminence in algo trading strategies.

“It has very much been a rates year,” says Matthew Morris, head of Australia franchise markets at the bank. “During Covid-19 there was a massive shift from the private balance sheet to the public one. Many of the cheap loans that were provided to banks are

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