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Derivatives—H1 2016 roundup

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Published on: 14 July 2016
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  • Overview
  • Market activity
  • Regulation
  • Industry body initiatives
  • Brexit
  • Cases
  • Market activity
  • ISDA SwapsInfo
  • BIS
  • EMIR

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Banking & Finance analysis: What have been the key developments in the world of derivatives over the past six months?

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