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U.K.-based fixed-income manager Kames Capital has expanded its U.S. equities team with the hiring of Marcus Chandler as a senior portfolio manager. Chandler most recently worked at LV= Asset Management.
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Schemes by U.S. and European central banks aimed at stimulating the economy are expected to help lift Canadian capital markets, as equity and debt sales this year are currently trailing 2011 levels.
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IntercontinentalExchange is expected to announce it will acquire a majority stake in Dutch energy exchange APX-Endex as part of its effort to expand its gas and power derivatives presence in Europe.
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Observers are viewing Lyxor’s launch last week of eight physical exchange-traded funds as a sign the industry may be beginning to shift away from synthetics. Lyxor, a synthetic ETF specialist, recorded USD506 million in outflows in the first eight months of 2012.
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Small and medium-size U.k. businesses that were found to be victims of banks mis-selling derivatives to them appear to be snubbing an agreement hammered out by the U.K.’s Financial Services Authority to compensate them and are considering launching legal actions against the banks.
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Deutsche Bank has named the executive committees of its EUR900 billion Asset & Wealth Management, as the bank is overhauling its structure.