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HSBC has named William Ross as head of CMB origination for Asia-Pacific within its debt-capital markets group.
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Jason Strasser, Morgan Stanley’s poker-playing derivatives trader, has left the investment bank to become lead analyst at hedge fund Trafelet & Co.
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The next wave of derivatives set for clearing will likely include interest rate swap-like non-linear products like swaptions and options, Garry O’Connor, ceo at the International Derivatives Clearing Group in New York, told Derivatives Intelligence in an interview. Cross-currency swaps and swaps with caps and floors will likely follow. -
If we are to learn anything from the credit crisis that engulfed the global economy a few years back it is that individual solutions are temporary and often finite. Comprehensive solutions are permanent.
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Santander has hired Lee Stone, a senior equity derivatives index trader at Nomura in London, in a new role trading the Eurostoxx 50 index.
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The German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority has ditched a requirement to translate sales documents for foreign Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities into German.
