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41095>) Hocthief Q1 loss inline, confirms FY guidance, good order backlog, Leighton poor (trading +0.63%) Adecco Q1 overall better, good growth in N America, strong EM, keeps FY targets (trading +2.1%) DSM Q1 small beat, cautious on outlook, pharmas remain tough, Europe weak (trading -1.2%) Luxottica

Travel Q2 look ok with UK strong and summer trading inline (trading -0.70%) ACS Ql in line, net debt deterioration due to Hochtief (trading -4.7%) Aviva reports that Andrew Moss to step down as CEO with immediate effect (trading +3.0%) (unch) coalition (private) Insurers #'s out: Swiss Life (-2.5

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Act and the COVID-19 Pandemic', held via Cisco Webex, with testimony from Center on Budget and Policy Priorities Vice President for Health Policy Dr Aviva Aron- Dine; Idaho Department of Insurance Director Dean Cameron; American Action Forum President Dr Douglas Holtz-Eakin; Covered California Executiv

he SXEP (European Oil & Gas equity), where the 3M 90-100 volatility spread has been trending lower and is currently near-flattest in 5 years. Bankof America Merrill Lynch Global Equity Volatility Insights | 20 June 2017 13 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_014984 --- PAGE BREAK --- Chart 22: May has typically been the m

he 10 names (within FTSE’s top 30} where post EU referendum realised vol was the highest relative to current 1y ATMf vol. The 10 names are: Barclays, Aviva, Prudential, BT, Glencore, Tesco, CRH, BA, Standard Chartered & HSBC. Hedge portfolios against a buy-the-dip failure should a faster rate cycle ulti

he 10 names (within FTSE’s top 30) where post EU referendum realised vol was the highest relative to current 1y ATMf vol. The 10 names are: Barclays, Aviva, Prudential, BT, Glencore, Tesco, CRH, BA, Standard Chartered & HSBC. Hedge portfolios against a buy-the-dip failure should a faster rate cycle ulti

truments, if any, may fluctuate and that price or value of such securities and instruments may rise or fall and, in some cases, investors may Bankof America Merrill Lynch Global Equity Volatility Insights |O6 June 2017 35 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_023609 --- PAGE BREAK --- lose their entire principal investment.