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RBC Expands Credit Derivatives Trading Amid AI Debt Growth

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Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) is expanding its credit derivatives trading business in the US and Europe.
The expansion is driven by increased fundraising for artificial intelligence, which RBC anticipates will boost the demand for hedging products.
This move reflects RBC's strategy to capitalize on the growing market surrounding AI-related debts.
The bank's focus on credit derivatives aims to address potential risks associated with this new sector.

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Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) is expanding its credit derivatives trading business in the US and Europe.
The expansion is driven by increased fundraising for artificial intelligence, which RBC anticipates will boost the demand for hedging products.
This move reflects RBC's strategy to capitalize on the growing market surrounding AI-related debts.
The bank's focus on credit derivatives aims to address potential risks associated with this new sector.

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