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Pension funds and insurance companies could ditch interest rate derivatives for cash bonds since the former would be too expensive to trade following the implementation of regulation for over-the-counter derivatives in Europe, according to Société Générale.
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A financial transaction tax for securities and derivatives transactions would be unsuccessful and end up damaging the financial landscape, according to panellists at the Swiss Futures and Options Association's 33rd Bürgenstock meeting in Interlaken, last week.
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Jakub Topp, head of equity single stocks trading at Deutsche Bank in London, has left as part of firm global cost saving trimming.
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Rampart Investment Management has launched an active hedged equities strategy. The managed account strategy was designed to cater to endowments and foundations seeking actively managed, options-based investments, said CIO Ronald Egalka.
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David Streatfield, a director in synthetic equity sales at Deutsche Bank in Hong Kong, has joined HSBC as a director on the delta 1 finance sales desk.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland is advising investors to take profits on long Fiat credit default swap and short Peugeot and Renault strategy, which it rolled out 15 days ago.