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Citigroup has hired two equity derivative salesmen in New York. Paul Koo joins in the third week of June as head of delta one sales for the Americas and international equity derivatives.
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Mark Hoban, the U.K. HM Treasury financial minister, said regulatory reforms that do not include all derivatives could distort the market.
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European Union finance ministers have reached a compromise on naked selling but failed to agree on a ban on naked default swaps, as demanded by Germany and the European Parliament.
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New York members of Congress have sent letters to the Federal Reserve, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and other regulators, warning that new derivatives regulations related to the Dodd-Frank Act would put U.S. banks at a “significant competitive disadvantage.”
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Babson Capital Europe has hired Kam Tugnait as managing director who will co-manage the firm’s new UCITS fund that focuses on European high yield.
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Goldman Sachs has named Julian Trott as head of syndicate for debt capital markets in Asia ex-Japan.