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The Americas derivatives community came together in New York to recognise and celebrate outstanding achievements across the industry
The derivatives market gathered in London on Thursday night to celebrate its leading players
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Sutesh Sharma, Citigroup’s former head of proprietary trading, is planning to launch Portman Square Capital, a London-based hedge fund, this fall with a team of traders from Citi.
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Morgan Stanley has named Salvatore Orlacchio as head of European fixed-income sales, succeeding Darragh McCarthy, who has left the investment bank.
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Credit Suisse has issued open-end structured tracker certificates linked to the Aberdeen Global Emerging Markets Smaller Companies Fund and the MSCI World Index. The certificates allow investors to take long exposure to the fund and short exposure to the index. -
Josh Spitz, head of European index derivatives trading at Barclays Capital in London, has left and is set to join BNP Paribas in a similar role.
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Strategists expect the yen to weaken against the U.S. dollar as the potential for more monetary easing from the Bank of Japan increases, providing an opportunity to buy reverse knock-out calls on the pair.
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Asia-based hedge funds and corporates are remaining on the fx sidelines, despite vol tracking lower on short-dated options referencing Asian currencies on the back of Greek election.
