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Credit Suisse has named Kevin Meehan global head of prime funds services, relocating him from Hong Kong to London, effective this summer, and has appointed Myo Schollum, current head of Asia prime brokerage sales, to succeed him.
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Allan Bedwick, the former head of global macro proprietary trading at Lehman Brothers, is closing his USD120 million Asia-focused global macro hedge fund after 2-1/2 years.
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The Singapore Exchange reported that derivatives volumes soared nearly 40% in May from a year earlier, while volume of new over-the-counter interest-rate swaps rose 47% and new OTC energy swaps surged 687%.
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Deutsche Bank has appointed Michael Ormaechea as head of fixed income, currency and commodities as well as equities, Bhupinder Singh as head of corporate finance and structuring, and Marzio Keiling as head of the institutional client group.
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Société Générale is recommending a butterfly trade by selling six-month payer swaptions on the two- and 10-year U.S. dollar interest rates and buying a six-month payer swaption on the five-year rate in order to take advantage of low volatility on the five-year. -
Brian Lai, an onshore China yuan interest rate and fx options trader at JPMorgan in Shanghai, has resigned.
