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The Americas derivatives community came together in New York to recognise and celebrate outstanding achievements across the industry
The derivatives market gathered in London on Thursday night to celebrate its leading players
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Paul Thind, head of custom indices Asia Pacific at the Royal Bank of Scotland in Hong Kong, left the firm last month. -
Investors in Asia were awaiting reaction market in New York and London before putting on fx option trades following the Bank of Japan’s announcement Tuesday that it plans to target an inflation rate of 2%.
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Bill Beller, head of Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa equity derivatives flow trading at UniCredit in London, has left the firm and is set to join Sberbank as head of equity options trading in Moscow. Sberbank is Russia’s largest commercial bank
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Morgan Stanley has lost two more from its fx sales and trading desk in Singapore and Hong Kong, with Zachary Heng and Supat Julsiri leaving recently.
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David Cameron will announce tomorrow that the UK is now heading for a referendum on quitting the EU. Leaving the union would be the biggest threat to London’s financial markets for decades. While europhiles slept, euroscepticism has grown strong in the UK. It’s time it was properly challenged – with the facts.
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Members of the European Parliament have criticised the derivative contract that Deutsche Bank sold to Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena SpA prior to the latter’s taxpayer bailout.
