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Appointments and departures at the banks and hedge funds were thin on the ground, although a few notable hires were made. Brevan Howard continued its expansion in interest rates, hiring a senior interest rates trader from Credit Suisse. -
The European Securities and Markets Authorities has published guidelines stating that a national competent authority should assess and ensure that a central counterparty has put in place a framework to identify, monitor and manage potential risks arising from interoperability arrangements.
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The Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission is looking at creating an equity-linked derivative to ensure continued foreign investment in the country.
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The imminent end of the world — at least according to the Mayan civilisation — is credit-negative for Europe’s financial institutions, said rating agency Spoody’s in a report on Friday. The expected meteorite impact alone is likely to kill most of the continent’s population, while the ensuing flood brought on by a 100ft wall of water will drown the remainder. But the deluge could also hurt sentiment on peripheral Europe’s nascent recovery, the rating agency said.
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Proposed regulation on commodities indices could pose a major challenge to managed futures funds, according to Louis Zanolin, an alternative UCITs expert at Alix Capital.
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Investment adviser CIFC has hired John Wu as managing director and portfolio manager to focus on structured investments.
