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Societe General Corporate & Investment Banking has hired Mary Beth Fisher as managing director and head of U.S. interest-rates strategy.
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HSBC expects volume in its bespoke interest rate indices to double in 2013 on the back of increased client interest in Asia, Europe and the Middle East, and as it expands distribution further in the Americas.
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Market participants in Asia are shifting focus from the extraterritoriality implications of the U.S. Dodd-Frank Act to the European Market Infrastructure Regulation, with concerns that many clearinghouses in the region may not be able to register under the E.U. rules.
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HSBC is preparing to launch products linked to its Europe Super Ten Index that will have a risk control feature.
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Letters between the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and JPMorgan Chase just made public revealed that the SEC pressed the investment bank to disclose information on its principal transaction revenue and proprietary trading a year before it suffered at least USD6.2 billion in losses from credit derivatives.
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HM Treasury has called on the U.K.’s Financial Services Authority to press banks to complete review of their mis-selling interest-rate swaps and take corrective measures within six months.