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Sally Dewar, the former head of risk at the U.K.’s Financial Services Authority, will be joining the London office of JPMorgan Chase in June.
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Scottish Widows Investment Partnership has named Neil Murray to head its new fixed-income office in New York, which opens in April.
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Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank has debuted ADIB BRIC Currency Notes.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commission Futures Trading Commission should phase in the Dodd-Frank Act’s requirements on clearing, execution and reporting, according to Gerald Donini, head of equities and trading for the Americas at Barclays Capital.
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Endusers, such as hedge funds and loan desks, have been ramping up usage of options on European and U.S. credit indices taking the view the potential for a continued rally as limited.
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EFG Financial Products has issued the first structured certificates linked to an index which ranks and calculates the economic freedom of 183 countries by using the theories expressed by philosopher and economist Adam Smith in The Wealth of Nations.