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A thicker shroud than usual surrounds the topic of bonuses this year as the banking industry waits to see how the European regulators’ ire will play out.
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Société Générale recommends investors buy protection on the iTraxx Asia Ex-Japan index if spreads tighten back to 102 basis points from 107bp last week, in expectation spreads will widen much more as Asia reacts to European headlines.
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Euro spot levels spiked against the U.S. dollar early yesterday morning, partly on the back of news from Portugal’s bond auction late yesterday, which saw traders scramble for exits through unwinding put options on the currency, or taking opposite views, according to traders in London, New York, and San Francisco.
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Daiwa Capital Markets was planning to add 300 staffers to its Asian equity and derivatives business, headed up by Dominique Blanchard, global head of derivatives, in Hong Kong (DW, 1/11). [Since then, the firm has been expanding rapidly, making several senior hires throughout the past year and acquiring the Asian equity derivatives and global convertible bond operations from KBC Group late last year (DW, 11/19).]
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--Edouard Vieillefond, managing director of regulatory policy and international affairs at France's Autorité de Marchés Financiers in Paris, arguing against a ban on naked CDS.
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A host of officials working in Barclays Capital’s fx, equity and rates teams were cut over the last few days, including some senior employees working on the firm’s derivative desks, according to market officials.