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BNY Mellon has appointed Wim Hautekiet to succeed Paul Bodart as ceo of the Bank of New York Mellon, its European banking entity.
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Urs Rohner, president of Credit Suisse, said the bank has no plans to sell its investment-bank units.
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Credit default swaps spreads on Spanish sovereign debt widened 31 basis points to a record 636 bps because of investor concern over whether the recently approved bailout will ease the country’s problems.
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The Stock Exchange of Thailand and Korea Exchange have entered into an agreement to upgrades clearing and settlement systems.
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Two sizeable one touches on the euro/U.S. dollar that were due to expire Aug. 1 and Aug. 10 had their barriers hit, triggering payouts.
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Credit Suisse is advising investors to purchase a one-month 0.5% out of-the-money euro put versus buying a call against a basket made up of Russian ruble, Indian rupee and Brazilian real.