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Legacy Asset Management, a unit of Lehman Brothers Holdings, has begun processing an estimated half million of the investment bank’s swaps nine months after LAM began work on a core derivatives platform to organize them. Click here to read the story from Asset Servicing Times
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BTIG is said to have lost several members of its high-yield brokerage team either through resignations or job cuts.
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Banks spinning off their proprietary desks has boosted the growth of fx and macro hedge funds in Asia, according to Aisling Keane, head of international fund services for Asia-Pacific at State Street.
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A number of firms in Europe are working on creating platforms allowing end users to trade structured products from multiple issuers.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association plans to publish maps of the types of derivatives within different asset classes in the next several weeks.
