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BNP strengthens hedge fund forex sales

Farielle Boufaden will join the foreign exchange hedge fund sales desk at BNP Paribas in London from HSBC. She held a similar role for two years at the UK bank with a particular focus on selling derivatives.

Icap names new global head of futures

Icap has hired Kevin Collins as global head of futures in New York. Collins will lead the development of the London-based inter-dealer broker’s US business, and will also drive its existing operations in Europe and Asia.

EEX launches French physical power futures

Germany’s European Energy Exchange (EEX) has started offering physical power futures with delivery in France, another step towards its stated aim of further ‘Europeanisation’. This is the second product the EEX has offered beyond German borders,…

China's CIRC publishes rules on bond investments

The China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC) has issued its first formal rules on bond investments by domestic insurance companies. The move, coming a year after insurers were first allowed to invest in overseas bonds, is part of the CIRC’s efforts…

Philippine Central Bank issues IAS 39 guidelines

The Philippine central bank, Bangko Sentral ng Philipinas (BSP), has issued guidelines for the adoption of financial reporting standards set by the International Accounting Standards (IAS) Board, including IAS 39 which deals with derivatives.

JP Morgan joins Bloomberg SwapTrader

JP Morgan has become the latest investment bank to provide prices through SwapTrader, Bloomberg’s multi-dealer euro interest rate swap dealing platform for end-users launched in February, signalling a further move towards the electronic execution of…

PBOC further liberalises China’s derivatives market

The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) has issued new regulations allowing banks to trade renminbi forwards and cross-currency swaps in the interbank foreign exchange market. Under the new rules, non-bank companies such as insurance firms and asset managers…

Markit and MarketAxess team up

MarketAxess, a New York-based multi-dealer trading platform, has subscribed to Markit’s Reference Entity Database (Red) service for its credit derivatives index trading system, which it is expected to launch in September.

China relaxes RMB derivatives market

The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) has issued new regulations allowing banks to offer renminbi (RMB) cross-currency swaps for the first time. The regulations also make it possible for more banks, including foreign banks, to get approval to offer RMB…

TT reaches retail market through NinjaTrader

Trading Technologies (TT) has signed a partnership with retail trading software supplier NinjaTrader, allowing it to provide access to its exchange gateways to the retail market-place for the first time.

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