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Ian Donaldson, managing director and head of developed market rates distribution for Asia Pacific at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in Hong Kong, is relocating to London where he will become head of Europe, Middle East and Africa rates sales, according to an internal memo seen by Derivatives Week.
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HSBC Bank (China) has deregistered the credit risk mitigation warrant it issued at the end of last year on a five-year bond issued by Petro China Company Ltd.
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The ceilings on foreign exchange positions at banks in South Korea will be cut by at least one-fifth, according to government sources.
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End-users will be hit with increased risk management costs on the back of increased regulation of the derivatives industry, according to Eraj Shirvani, the ex-chairman of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association.
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The Reserve Bank of India has penalized 19 banks who it says failed to comply with the country’s derivatives rules. The banks include HDFC Bank, State Bank of India and ICICI Bank.
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JPMorgan sold two capped daily observation knock-out structures last week linked to Ford and Corning Inc.