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Bank of America is said to have lost two top members of its Asia capital markets team with the departure of Michael Luk, head of debt capital markets for Asia-Pacific and Andrew Cooper, head of corporate finance and structured equity-linked products.
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AdvisorShares plans to launch the first global buy-write exchange-traded fund with subadvisor Partnervest Advisory Services.
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Pushing over-the-counter derivatives to exchanges or electronic trading will not automatically make them easier to regulate or make those markets more efficient, according to the International Swaps and Derivatives Association and the Association for Financial Markets in Europe.
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Hedge funds and money managers over the past two weeks have been buying protection through credit default swaps on super senior tranches of iTraxx and CDX indices as hedges against systemic economic risk.
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BNP Paribas plans to roll out collateral optimization services for client collateral in the first quarter of next year for buyside clients that trade frequently in over-the-counter derivative markets.
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How do you get an economy to grow when inflation is waning, real unemployment is rising, housing underperforming, global economies are stuttering and debts are mounting? QE on all fronts, while not failing, is certainly not energizing economies in the way governments and central bankers had first hoped.