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The South Korean derivatives market declined 35% in July to a daily average of 54.5 trillion won (USD47.87 billion) on tougher regulations, the euro zone debt crisis and other global economic concerns.
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JPMorgan is looking to move from Europe’s fifth-largest prime brokerage to number one by the end of 2013, according to Teresa Heitsenrether, global head of prime brokerage.
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The New Zealand Financial Markets Association has been tapped to replace the New Zealand Bankers’ Association as manager of the country’s standardized over-the-counter derivatives documentation.
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Harald Gegenwart has left as head of German equity trading at Morgan Stanley as part of a staff reduction amid a business slowdown in Europe.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has approved a rule that would require all U.S. stock exchanges and electronic trading platforms to adopt a uniform system for tracking all orders and trades to help the SEC better monitor and analyze market activity.
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Swedish bank SEB has appointed Peter Herrlin as head of its prime brokerage division in London.