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Talent-trading gathers pace in equity derivatives

Credit Suisse’s confirmation that it has hired 10 bankers to strengthen its equity derivatives and convertible bonds business follows a series of moves in this arena. Relationships are at a premium, although banks are having to fight harder to justify additional spending when equity-linked deal volumes are so low.

  • 05 Jun 2009

Credit Suisse announced yesterday (June 4) that Min Park and Ken Pang had joined the bank to head up its equity derivatives and convertible bond business.

It follows a frantic round of talent-trading that Asia has witnessed in this arena over the past few weeks as banks battle ...

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