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Charlotte Burkeman is leaving her position as head of prime brokerage for Europe, the Middle East and Africa at Bank of America for personal reasons.
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Five-year interest-rate swaps on Chinese debt widened 11 basis points—the largest one-day increase since Sept. 14—to 3.83% over inflation concerns fueled by a report that consumer prices rose more than economists projected.
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S3 Partners has hired Jose Fernandez as head of business development. Fernandez was a managing director and co-manager of prime brokerage client services in the U.S. at Goldman Sachs, which he left last April.
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Corporates bought a record notional amount of U.S. dollar/Chinese yuan forwards, with trading volumes hitting around USD1 billion on the first day of 2012 trading.
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—Supurna VedBrat, co-head of the market structure and electronic trading team within BlackRock’s portfolio management group in New York, on the impact swap execution rules could have on the interest rate swap market. The rules are being finalized by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision published the finalised Liquidity Coverage Ratio last Monday. The finalised LCR is less onerous than the original formulation published in December 2010 and should therefore be welcomed by banks. This Learning Curve outlines the main amendments to the LCR and considers their effect.
