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Deutsche Bank has added Florent Jaquard and Vassilis Paschopoulos, a credit salesman and trader from Credit Suisse and UBS, respectively.
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BRAZIL - There is a sense of markets on the move in Sao Paulo these days. A slew of sellsiders are lining up to dive into derivatives from the teeming financial capital. But, as one local dealer put it, the market also needs to shake off its history of being “hyper-regulated.” Perhaps a Caipirinha or two will do the trick. -
Julius Baer has begun marketing so-called worst-of cushion certificates that offer 100% participation in an underlying basket made up of Geberit, Logitech International and Sonova Holding.
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Structured product funds offered in Singapore will have until April 1, 2012 to come into compliance with a restrictive new code concerning exposure to and disclosure of over-the-counter derivatives.
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Leo Tong, head of G3 (euro, yen and U.S. Dollar) credit sales for derivatives and cash at Standard Chartered Bank in Hong Kong, resigned from the firm last week, according to an official familiar with the move.
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A three- to five-year exemption for pension funds from clearing obligations is likely to be included in the next compromise text from the E.U. Council’s working group on European Market Infrastructure Regulation.
