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Buyside firms should monitor central counterparties on a daily basis once regulations are finalized because of risks associated with margining and counterparty exposure, said Else Braathen, head of the risk management domain at portfolio software firm SimCorp in New York.
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VelocityShares, an exchange-traded products and customized tail risk strategy advisor in Darien, Conn., has hired Daniel Saieh as managing director and head of Latin American sales in Darien. The hire, announced today, comes on the back of two other additions to its distribution team.
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State-owned Chinese banks have cut back their borrowing and derivatives trading with some of their European counterparts in an effort to reduce exposure to the European debt crisis.
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NYSE Euronext is eliminating the position of head of global derivatives, now held by Garry Jones, as part of an organization alignment.
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Bank of America Merrill has named Chris Lees to head sovereign/supranational/agency and its financial institutions syndicate desk.
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Buyside firms are demanding more guidance from central counterparties regarding segregation and insolvency so they can better prepare for new derivatives regulations, according to the Investment Management Association.