This document is an email from a Deutsche Bank employee named Nav to an unnamed recipient, with a colleague named Tazia CC'd. The email discusses a financial commodity trade (CL1) on Bloomberg and suggests Tazia can 'source liquidity from the street' if the current market options are not suitable. The document is marked with the identifier 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_022261', indicating it is from a congressional investigation.
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| Deutsche Bank |
Inferred from the URLs (db.com) in the email footer.
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| Bloomberg |
Mentioned as the platform where the 'CL1 <comdty> OMON' has live strikes.
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| House Committee on Oversight and Reform |
Inferred from the document footer 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_022261', indicating it is evidence in a congressional investigation.
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A colloquial term for the financial markets (e.g., Wall Street) from where Tazia might source liquidity.
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Mentioned in the URL http://www.db.com/unitedkingdom/content/privacy.htm.
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"CL1 <comdty> OMON on Bloomberg has live strikes and bid/ask."Source
"If 5d is too short and 35d is too long / not enough gamma, Tazia may be able to source liquidity from the street."Source
"Am Cc'ing her for any live pricing or additional comment"Source
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