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Five-year credit default swaps spreads on Hungarian sovereign debt tightened to 260 basis points, its lowest level since July 2011, as markets have responded positively to a U.S. deal to avoid the fiscal cliff. One year ago, spreads stood at a record 750 bps.
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Rabobank and German lender Bayerische Landesbank have followed Citigroup’s move last year to withdraw from the panel that sets the euro interbank offered rate.
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Nomura held a 13.4% share of the Japanese equities market, ahead of second-place Daiwa Securities Capital Markets by nearly four percentage points, according to Greenwich Associates.
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UBS has hired Greg Kennedy as head of its financial institutions group for the Americas, effective March 1.
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State Street Global Advisors has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to launch six actively managed exchange traded funds.
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Investment in U.S.-listed exchange-traded fund and exchange-traded products ended 2012 at a record-high USD1.35 trillion, a 27.1% increase from the preceding year, according to London-based consultancy ETFGI.