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Changes brought on by new regulations will drive trading activity in foreign exchange away from options and non-deliverable forwards (NDFs) to futures, which will become a much bigger and more important part of the FX market.
Increased efficiency in the clearing of swaps trades and increased clearing costs for swaps investors will be two key trends to watch in the global derivatives markets in 2014, according to a new report from Greenwich Associates.
Deutsche Sparkassen continues to be the leader in German middle market corporate banking — with respect to both market penetration and quality of service, according to the results of Greenwich Associates 2013 German Middle Market Corporate Banking Study.
With new capital rules forcing major banks to be judicious in deploying balance sheets for clients, large U.S. companies are looking to secure sources of reliable credit by turning to alternative lenders and often making credit provision a prerequisite when awarding capital markets, investment banking and other important mandates.
In a new report released today, U.S. Regulations May Slow Shift to FX Multi-Dealer Platforms, Greenwich Associates concludes new derivatives rules could push more FX trading volumes back to single-dealer trading systems and may eventually trigger consolidation among multi-dealer platforms.

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