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Alexandre Dube and John Argent, the fx derivatives trader and interest-rate derivatives trader at Lloyds Banking Group who were suspended in March for their alleged manipulation of Libor, have returned to work.
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The Zambian government has launched the Bond and Derivatives Exchange Zambia, which will focus on developing the domestic fixed income and derivatives market.
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Sanjay Bansal, co-founder and managing director of Ambit Capital, is leaving to form an investment bank that will focus on mergers and acquisition and restructuring services.
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Credit Suisse is relocating Benjamin Happ, head of capital services in it Asia-Pacific prime brokerage, in Hong Kong to Boston.
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European hedge funds have buying credit default swaps on Norway over the past week as a macro hedge because the spreads on the country were cheap relative to the rest of Europe. -
Greater clarity is needed on rules for hedging and collateral from the European Securities and Markets Authority.
