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Maxim Group has hired three managing directors as part of its expansion of its structured credit trading platform.
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The U.K. National Association of Pensions Funds say new regulations could push pensions funds from using derivatives as a hedging tool because of the high costs associated with compliance.
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Credit default swaps on emerging market sovereign debt have been declared the most dangerous financial instrument by 46.8% of the Dangerous Financial Products survey.
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Some non-financial firms nay not be aware the European Market Infrastructure Regulation is applicable to them, despite it coming into force last Friday.
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StormHarbour Securities has made three senior hires to its U.K. and Ireland sales force with the appointments of Simon Lawless, Benjamin Reynolds and Michael Freilich in London.
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Aviva Investors has cleared its first over-the-counter interest rate swap, making it the first U.K.-based asset manager to do so.