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LSE predicts UK equity derivatives surge

Clara Furse, chief executive of the London Stock Exchange (LSE), today warned that stamp duty on UK share trading could increasingly damage London’s competitive advantage in international financial markets and thereby reduce the likelihood of the UK…

Hedge fund backed by Lehman launched today

Edgeworth Capital, a London-based hedge fund backed by investment bank Lehman Brothers, was launched today. The firm's first two funds, a global fund following a macro strategy and a pan-European long/short equity fund, will be launched in September.

Greenspan highlights mortgage agency concerns

Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan yesterday warned that government backing for US mortgage agencies, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, may prompt those that trade their mortgage securities to take excess risks. His comments are likely to further heat up…

TFS-Icap signs up DerivaTech

TFS-Icap, the hybrid voice and electronic broker for currency options, today said it has started to use the DerivaTech platform as its foreign exchange tool for voice-brokered transactions.

Major Spanish client for patsystems

Banesto Bolsa, the Spanish brokerage arm of the Banesto banking group, has signed up to J-Trader Gold, a derivatives trading service supplied by patsystems, the London-based software vendor.

Isda AGM: Isda names netalytics backers

Robert Pickel, Isda chief executive, today revealed that BNP Paribas, Citigroup, Lehman Brothers and Royal Bank of Scotland have all signed up to its online netting analysis tool, netalytics.

Isda AGM: FpML2.0 ready for widespread deployment

The latest version of Financial products Market Language (FpML) – the e-commerce standard supporting OTC trading for financial derivatives – which could potentially save the industry $1 billion per year in processing costs, has received ‘trial…

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