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Regulators have sharply increased their queries about credit default swap trades reported to the Depository Trust & Clearing Corp., making 579 and 360 such searches in April and May, respectively, compared with just 77 and 37 a year ago.
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Australia fund manager AMP Capital is planning to add an Asian equities team in Hong Kong in September, headed by senior portfolio managers Jonathan Reoch and Patrick Ho.
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Cantor Fitzgerald is planning to expand its broker-dealer with the hiring of another 800 workers in coming years, according to Shawn Matthews, ceo of the broker-dealer.
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ProShares has introduced the ProShares Short Euro, an exchange traded fund that the firm said is the first to match the return of the euro short against the U.S. dollar over a single day.
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Hutchin Hill Capital has followed Saba Capital Management as the second hedge fund to exit trades made by Bruno Iksil, the credit derivatives trader at JPMorgan Chase in London at the center of the investment bank’s recent massive losses.
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UBS Global Asset Management has launched on the London Stock Exchange a range of exchange-traded funds containing 66 share classes and replicating 40 indices.