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Nomura has made three senior additions to its structured credit business with the hire of Gavin O’Neill as a managing director, Alex Mahler as an executive director and Pradeep Kanwar as a v.p., all in structured credit trading.
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A slew of varying payer spread strategies on EUR swap rates are being pitched as core trades for this year. -
The establishment of clearinghouses in Asia Pacific will increasingly place greater pressure on the resources of major dealers, as investment banks attempt to negotiate the differing approaches in different markets.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has approved regulations under the Dodd-Frank Act that requires broker/dealers and other securities markets participants to track down holders of securities who have not processed checks in connection with their holdings.
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A trio of Indian financial industry groups is lobbying the government to exempt commodity derivatives from a proposed transaction tax.
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Nomura has closed its five-member financial institutions group banking team in Hong Kong, headed by Petter Sternby.
