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John Wilson, global head of over-the-counter derivatives clearing at Royal Bank of Scotland, has been made redundant by the firm.
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Peter Fung, managing director and head of exotics trading for the Asia Pacific at Deutsche Bank in Hong Kong, has left the firm, according to officials familiar with the move.
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Hong Kong regulators want to mandate that all locally-incorporated financial institutions report all OTC derivatives trades to the coming local trade repository in Hong Kong.
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Firms that sell complex, risky products to retail investors should ensure their representatives are giving customers concrete, easy-to-grasp explanations of how such investments might operate under changing market conditions, according to Richard Ketchum, president and CEO of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.
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The key to growth in the structured product market this year will be broker participation, according to attendees at the Structured Products Association Conference in New York today.
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Jill Sommers, a commissioner of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, has criticized her agency for being “out of step” with other regulators regarding rules being developed for credit default swaps.