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Brett Golledge, European head of trading of credit indexes, index options and corporates at UBS in London, has left the firm.
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Investment banks that have a foothold in the over-the-counter interest rate derivatives market could choose to move to exchange-traded transactions due to cumbersome U.S. regulation, according to Paul McGregor, director and head of fixed income derivatives at NYSE Liffe.
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Société Générale analysts are recommending a credit default swaps play that takes advantage of the widening gap between French and U.K. CDS spreads.
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Deutsche Bank has been named the Global Derivatives House of the Year by the editors of Derivatives Week/Derivatives Intelligence. At a gala event at the Four Seasons Park Lane Hotel in London this evening, the bank scooped the top prize and also a number of asset specific awards. Also among the winners were CQS, Credit Suisse, Royal Bank of Scotland and ICAP. -
