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UBS has boosted its fx desk in Tokyo with the hiring of three executive directors: Toshimasa Fujii, most recently with Barclays, as head of e-commerce sales; John Shen-Nagakura from Société Générale, as head of FX corporate sales; and Ko Haruki from Goldman Sachs, as head of real-money sales.
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Baring Asset Management has hired Michael Simpson as head of Latin American equities.
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French co-operative banking group BPCE overstated its derivatives exposure to France by EUR3.4 billion (USD4.62 billion) when submitting data to the European Banking Authority for its latest round of stress testing in the region.
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The European Commission is said to be focusing only on the markets for derivatives traded on exchanges, and not the over-the-counter derivatives market, in its antitrust review of the proposed merger of Deutsche Bank and NYSE Euronext.
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Paul Lewitt, Lloyds TSB’s London-based head of credit trading, has recently left the firm.
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A proposed Dodd-Frank Act rule requiring firms to post initial margin on uncleared over-the-counter interest rate derivatives could result in USD1.4 trillion in new capital charges, according to Paul Rowady, senior analyst at research and advisory firm TABB Group.