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Japanese firm plucks banker from UBS
The Americas derivatives community came together in New York to recognise and celebrate outstanding achievements across the industry
The derivatives market gathered in London on Thursday night to celebrate its leading players
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Japanese financial institutions reported of losses JPY44 billion (USD534.8 million) on credit default swaps with monoline insurers as of Sept. 30, 2010, according to a report released yesterday by the Japan Financial Services Agency.
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Philippe Moryoussef, a former managing director and head of interest rate derivatives at Morgan Stanley, has joined Nomura International in London.
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Giving European regulators the power to impose stringent margin calls and demand more collateral could help prevent future crises or at least coordinate regulators’ actions in a crisis, according to a report from the European Securities and Markets Authority, the new pan-European regulator, to its members and European lawmakers.
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Euroclear Bank will begin offering settlement, custody and related post-trade services for all Brazilian equities and domestic fixed-income securities as of Jan. 31.
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First New York has expanded with 19 hires for its options, macro rates/fx, commodities and equities businesses.
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Credit default swap spreads on Bank of America and Goldman Sachs have rebounded over the past three months, tightening 17% and 20% respectively, according to Fitch Solutions.