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Nomura has hired Emmanuel Slezack as a managing director and head of Asia Pacific index flow trading in Hong Kong.
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Credit default swap spreads on Tokyo Electric Power Co. widened by 70 basis points to 425 bps on growing concerns about its Fukushima nuclear plant.
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Bart Chilton, a member on the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, said differing regulations for derivatives between the U.S. and Europe could lead to a “race to the bottom,” with players migrating to the poorest regulated jurisdictions.
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The 16 banks in Hong Kong that sold Lehman Brothers-backed minibonds have agreed to pay up to 96.5% of losses investors suffered from the instruments--well above the 60% offered by the banks two years ago.
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The International Monetary Fund said new regulations governing over-the-counter derivatives could shift risk from banks to clearinghouses, leading to concerns about those systemically important facilities.
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The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has approved the Lyxor Epsilon Managed Futures Fund for sale, the latest in the SFC’s move to accept alternative investment strategies.