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Brevan Howard has tapped another interest rates sellsider, its most senior yet. Riyaz Daya, managing director and global head of short-term interest rates trading at UBS in London, is joining the USD39 billion hedge fund in a similar role.
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BNP Paribas strategists are advising investors to sell bonds on marine transport, air transport, chemicals, steel and electronics companies and buy five-year credit-linked notes, referencing names in these sectors.
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Société Générale is recommending a play to benefit from a record inverted level on the U.S. dollar/yen cross-currency swap yield curve, by paying the 5y CCS basis, 1y forward for a marked-to-market potential of +15 basis points and a roll-down over one year of +12bp.
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Recruitment flow was low as the market awaits bonus figures from the major U.S. and European investment banks over the next few weeks. -
The governance of the Euribor-European Banking Federation needs to improve, particularly in the structure of its steering committee, according to the European Securities and Markets Authority and the European Banking Authority.
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UBS is planning to expand a range of novel reverse convertible structured products it offers to investors in Switzerland with more equity underlyings.
