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Swiss & Global’s Julius Baer Smart Equity ETF, said to be one of the first actively managed exchange traded funds in Europe, will not use derivatives.
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Morgan Stanley sharply increased the percentage of derivatives in its bank to 5.1% in the first quarter, from 3.3% at the end of 2011.
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JPMorgan Chase’s London-based chief investment office is continuing its strategy to invest in derivatives that were behind massive losses earlier this year, though they represent a small part of its portfolio.
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Alexandre Capez, head of structured volatility at Nomura in London, has left the firm and is set to join Occitan Capital Management to develop volatility strategies within its Master Fund.
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ANZ is leveraging its credit rating when marketing structured products to private banks and institutional investors in an attempt to expand its business in Asia Pacific. It comes as Moody’s Investors Service recently rated ANZ’s long term issuer rating at Aa2.
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Ben Shooter, a managing director and head of global currencies and emerging markets sales at Credit Suisse in London, is joining JB Drax Honoré, a LIFFE short-term interest rate options broker, in a similar role.