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Ignis Asset Management has launched an absolute return credit fund that will use credit default swaps to gain exposure to investment grade and high-yield credit.
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Janney Montgomery Scott has expanded its taxable fixed-income team with five new hires, including Richard Crescenzo and Douglas Scales as managing directors and co-heads of institutional credit sales.
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Credit hedge funds, which profited from JPMorgan’s derivative-related losses earlier this year, have become the top strategy, according to Credit Suisse’s latest Hedge Fund Investor Survey.
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Several banks, including Bank of America, Barclays and Credit Suisse, have been sued by investor 33-35 Green Pond Road Associates over interest-rate swaps it bought that were linked to the London interbank offered rate.
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Cantor Fitzgerald has announced the launch of a corporate advisory business and an expansion of its brokerage services in Europe with 17 appointments, including Angelo Sofocleous as co-head of equity trading with Marc Altmann.
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The Moscow Exchange has appointed Roman Sulzhik as managing director and head of it derivatives market.