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Static data moves forward

Firms tackling high-speed and information-intensive tasks such as straight-through processing or risk management without accurate instrument and counterparty reference data may be taking enormous operational and credit risks. Clive Davidson reports on…

Job moves

QUOTE OF THE MONTH: - “The perception of government support may induce the counterparties of government-sponsored enterprises to apply less vigorously some of the risk controls that they apply to manage their over-the-counter derivatives exposures”…

Retail product design innovations

Retail investors the world over are looking for alternatives to the faltering stock and fixed-income markets. Derivatives dealers looking to tap this demand are rolling out new products and revising old ones for the retail audience. John Ferry and Navroz…

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…

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…

Isda AGM: Carver takes on SwapsWire challenge

SwapsWire, the electronic derivatives trade processing platform backed by 23 leading dealers, has announced that Chip Carver, head of e-commerce for the rates business at Goldman Sachs, has been recruited as its new chief executive. He replaces Andrew…

Isda AGM: New Isda board members unveiled

Henning Bruttel, head of foreign exchange and local markets at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein in Frankfurt, was made the new vice-chairman of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association today. He replaces Thomas Montag, managing director of…

Chaos reigns at new hedge fund

London-based hedge fund manager HED Capital Management is set to launch a new $200 million fund, dubbed the Beaufort Chaos Fund, by June. HED claims its chaos theory-based strategy obviates the need for derivatives.

Engineering forex

Mathematical Methods for Foreign Exchange – A Financial Engineer’s Approach, by Alexander Lipton World Scientific 700 pages, $75 (hardback), $48 (paperback) ISBN 981-02-4615-3 (hardback) ISBN 981-02-4283-7 (paperback)

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