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Citigroup is reworking its equity derivative flow trading management in Hong Kong after a series of hires and departures. The latest arrival is Robert Webb, a former founding partner at Singapore-based volatility hedge fund RSR Capital. He will head the equity-linked index flow desk in Hong Kong.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is planning to give the industry guidance on Dodd-Frank extraterritoriality provisions. It will also phase-in compliance for foreign institutions on entity-level definitions over the course of an additional year, Gary Gensler, chairman, said in a lunch speech at the Institute of International Bankers.
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Asset managers and wealth managers have been purchasing structured products linked to Brent crude oil in increasing numbers. Investors are making the play as a way of either generating yield from minor price moves or from less supply, which would drive prices higher. -
Roger Naylor, head of global equity derivatives and global head of equity risk at Deutsche Bank in London, has resigned from the firm and is set to join UBS in a new role.
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Morgan Stanley has launched the Morgan Stanley FTSE Defensive Digital Growth Plan 7 and the Morgan Stanley Defensive Bonus Plan 3, structured products that aim to protect investor in bear markets.
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The relaunch of credit default swaps on Greek sovereign debt has stalled as most dealers have decided to wait to make a move until after general elections this weekend.
