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The European Securities and Markets Authority has decided against enforcing a requirement to distinguish synthetic from physical UCITS exchange-traded funds following a consultation held earlier this year.
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Half of the universities in the Netherlands use derivatives to cover the interest on their loans, with the schools facing losses of tens of millions of euros from those trades.
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Layoffs at investment banks in Asia spiked in the first quarter, accounting for 18% of global staff reductions at the institutions, compared with 8% in 2011, according to Coalition Headunters, the London-based research firm.
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The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has issued regulations that will make it more difficult for banks to book unrealized games on some derivatives to meet core Tier 1 capital ratio.
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JPMorgan Chase has named Rayan Fayez as head of investment banking in Saudi Arabia. Fayez previously was head of investment banking and ceo at Goldman Sachs in the country.
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Huntington Asset Advisors has debuted its US Equity Rotation Strategy ETF, its second actively managed exchange traded fund.