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The Royal Bank of Scotland is likely to pay a greater fine for its alleged involvement in the manipulation of the London interbank offered rate than the record GBP290 million (USD459.1 million) imposed on Barclays, according to John Mann, a Labour member of the U.K. Parliament.
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Investors are always on the hunt for convex payoffs, wanting optionality for little or no cost. Payoffs with greater convexity, however, typically have greater cost. Convex payoffs exist in many markets and many asset classes. The bond market provides the classic example. -
—Nigel Khakoo, global head of fx options at Nomura, on how firms need to revaluate their business model on the back of changes in the fx market.
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Nomura began looking at launching a click ’n trade platform for structured products that would allow private banks and securities firms to input preferences for a structured product and get a price.
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UBS has named Kevin Arnold as head of FICC distribution in America in New York, starting September when he relocates from London. His predecessor Andrew Kleeger will head of FICC in Latin America, a newly-created position, also based in New York.
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JPMorgan in London has hired James Gething, an ex-fx options trader at the Royal Bank of Scotland in London, as co-head of fx options trading for Central & Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa.
