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David Kotz is leaving as inspector general of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission at the end of this month after four years to join a private investigative services firm.
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JPMorgan Chase has shuffled the head of its Asia-Pacific equity- capital markets and derivatives operations.
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Goldman Sachs reportedly sold around USD750 million in calls on U.S. dollar/yen yesterday, a size that stood out given the current thin volumes in fx options. -
The inclusion of a collective action clause on Greek debt, which could force bondholders who had earlier not voluntarily agreed to a 50% haircut on the principal, does not in and of itself trigger a credit event, but would if subsequently an investor’s coupon or principal was reduced, according to the International Swaps and Derivatives Association
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DBS Bank is issuing a single stock non-principal protected equity linked structured product with a knock-in and optional call feature after Chinese New Year. It is looking to issue two more should the transaction prove popular with investors.
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Morgan Stanley has dropped four executive directors in fx and rates derivatives sales in New York. Thomas Doyle and David Zakaiem were let go in FX derivatives sales, while Noel Freeman and Tony Lopiccolo left from the rates group.
