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European fund managers may avoid using derivatives as hedging tools because they have been kept in the dark regarding new regulations for the over-the-counter market, according to market insiders.
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Goldman Sachs has appointed Steven Barg as co-head of investment banking for Southeast Asia along with Hsin Yue Yong.
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The Hong Kong Investment Funds Association has called on regulators to slow down in adopting regulations for over-the-counter derivatives and should wait until they get more clarity on measures being finalized in the U.S. and Europe.
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Global banks are reducing the credit valuation adjustment charge on derivatives transactions as imposed by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision by using cash deposited with them by corporate clients as collateral.
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Ignis Asset Management is planning a July 31 launch of its Absolute Return Credit Fund, which will invest in global opportunities and investment grade to high-yield credit through liquid credit default swaps.
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Global investment bank Moelis & Co. has named Manisha Girotra as ceo of Moelis India.