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Deutsche Bank has reduced the size of its equities staff by 45 in Tokyo and 40 in Hong Kong, as part of its plan to reduce its global work force by 1,900, as announced July 31.
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Equities could see a significant correction next year following a modest short-term correction of between 3% and 5% in coming weeks, according to Sanjeev Shah, a fund manager at Fidelity Worldwide Investments.
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Israeli lawmakers are reviewing new rules that would give for the first time the Israel Securities Authority regulatory oversight over fx trading.
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Russian broker BCS has opened an office in London and has made four senior hires, including Luis Saenz as head of equity and derivatives sales and trading and Tim Bevan as head of international direct market access sales and prime brokerage.
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The Singapore Exchange reported a 20% decline in derivatives trading volume in August from a year ago to 6.5 million contracts.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority’s new guidelines for exchange-traded funds may raise the acceptability by regulators of both structured and synthetic exchanged traded funds and give ETFs a boost.