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Lehman Brothers Holdings has agreed to pay Australian investors in credit-linked noted a total of AUD98.5 million (USD104 million) to settle a dispute over derivatives.
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TD Waterhouse has retained Saxo Bank and London Capital Group to replace City Index as its derivatives provider.
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BTIG has hired Michael Noonan and Drew Rymer for its New York-based high-yield and distressed fixed income sales group.
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Standard & Poor’s has created a position of head of structured products for its indices in an effort to reach out to the distributor community.
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Steven Phan, global head of HSBC’s investments, access and solutions group in London, has left the firm.
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Three foreign banks and one domestic Chinese bank have received approval from Chinese regulators to trade in the nascent onshore yuan options market, according to the China Foreign Exchange Trade Center.