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The U.K.’s Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards has asked Andrew Bailey, the ceo of the new Prudential Regulation Authority, to explain how the agency intends to monitor banks’ proprietary-trading activities.
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The European Union’s financial transaction tax could raise the U.K.’s cost of issuing its government debt by GBP3.95 billion (USD5.98 billion) as investors could demand extra yield as their expense for trading the securities will rise, according to a study commissioned by the City of London Corporation.
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Ajay Nagpal has left as head of Barclays prime broking business to become coo at hedge fund Millennium Capital Management in July.
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Citigroup has named Roland WIkstrom to replace Nicolas Brophy as head of U.S. rates trading for the Group of 10 industrialized nations.
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Hedge funds and other asset managers are jumping in to put spreads and digitals on the U.S. dollar against the offshore Chinese renminbi. -
Credit Suisse recently sold a synthetic securitization of Swiss small-to-medium enterprise loans, known as Clock Finance 2013-1 BV.
