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  • Morgan Stanley is recommending buying payer options on the Markit iTraxx Europe Crossover with a March expiry at 675 basis points and selling payer options at 800 bps to hedge near-term risk events, like Greece’s scheduled March 20 bond payment.
  • Credit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank named Frederic Truchot as head of fixed income markets for Americas as of Feb. 2, replacing Francois Deroche, who has been promoted to senior regional officer for the Americas region and U.S. senior country officer.
  • Falguni Nayar has left as head of investment banking and institutional equities at Mumbai-based Kotak Mahindra Group to pursue new ventures.
  • U.K. banks and building societies have boosted offers of structured products to investors, with the number inflation-linked instruments doubling,
  • Asia tops Latin America in the over-the-counter derivatives market in a comparison of the two regions, according to Celent.
  • A positive employment report drove credit default swap spreads on U.S. corporate debt to their tightest since Aug. 1, according to the Markit CDS North America Investment Grade Index.