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Fitch Ratings has appointed John Miles as head of Fitch Australia, replacing Ben McCarthy, who will continue in his role as head of structured finance for Asia-Pacific.
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Samantha Page is leaving as director of over-the-counter clearing at the Royal Bank of Scotland in London and is planning to join Bank of America Merrill Lynch in July as director of futures, forwards and options and OTC clearing.
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Andrew Huszar has left as head of over-the-counter client clearing at Morgan Stanley.
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Credit Suisse launched a deep barrier structure with a 25% barrier level, making it the deepest barrier in an outperformance structure launched in the European retail structured product market that year. [Deep barriers have continued to grow in Europe; Morgan Stanley subsequently released two separate reverse convertible structured products with deep barriers of 25%.]
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—Ted Macdonald, managing director and treasurer at D.E. Shaw on a panel at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association’s 27th Annual General Meeting, on why U.S. regulators need to provide more clarity to end users as to whether or not firms will be able to net exposures across cleared and uncleared swaps, or swaps that are monitored by different regulators.
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BlackRock could reduce its exposure to swaps after regulation is implemented in the U.S., due to the additional costs that could come with trading.