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Morgan Stanley has promoted Leo Civitillo and Claus Skrumsager to replace William Bryan Jennings to run global fixed income underwriting.
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Nomura has named Kelvin Ho to replace Patrick Lee as head of investment banking for Southeast Asia.
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Options account for 70% of the total India exchange turnover, largely driven by retail investors.
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The net amount of swaps traded through Series 9 of the Markit CDS North America Investment Grade Index plunged 7.5% to USD138.4 billion in the week ended June 8, the lowest level in three months and the biggest weekly decline since last July, according to the Depository Trust & Clearing Corp.
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Credit markets have become accustomed to seeing spreads rally after a bailout for a peripheral country is announced. They are also familiar with the ephemeral nature of such rallies; Greece, Ireland and Portugal all saw their spreads continue to widen after the initial euphoria faded. But the rally after the Spanish bank bailout announced on Saturday has proved to be even shorter. -
Market officials are expecting greater flow in fx options referencing the Philippine peso after the country posted strong gross domestic product growth in the first half of 2012.
