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Janice Yu has left as head of cross-asset private banking sales for Asia at Société Générale.
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UBS has named Hew Glyn Davies as vice chairman of the Swiss bank’s U.K. operations, expanding his current position as an investment banker.
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The requirement from the European Securities and Markets Authority to require a central counterparty to deduct at least 50% of its regulatory capital requirements from its regulatory capital resources is not suitable, according to the International Swaps and Derivatives Association.
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Taiwanese insurance firms are looking to ramp up allocations in structured products referencing custom thematic indices.
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As interdealer brokers continued to push to extend their hybrid capabilities between voice and electronic platforms over the last year, sellsiders singled out ICAP’s efficiency in electronic trading and its role as a liquidity provider globally across all asset classes during heightened periods of volatility. -
Endowments and foundations in the U.S., particularly the larger funds, are increasingly turning to derivatives for both hedging and to maintain tactical asset allocation targets, according to a report from DW sister publication Foundation and Endowment Intelligence. The report, which looks at the increasing use of interest rate, equity, credit and fx derivatives, also examines how funds are managing counterparty credit risk.
