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Nomura has expanded its Middle East/Africa fixed-income team with the hiring of Ramin Shayesteh, Kevin Cummings, Bashar Al Damiri and Amin Kirdar.
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A recent proposed rule by the Securities and Exchange Commission implementing shareholder voting procedures on executive compensation packages will largely exclude lower-level employee bonuses, including derivative traders who on occasion make more than their executive bosses, according to lawyers in New York.
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As liquidity dissolves and the inclement weather reduces trading activity even further, perhaps it is timely to look at the major themes that will be germane in the credit markets in 2011.
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FM Capital Partners, the London-based hedge fund backed by the Libyan government's sovereign wealth fund, has hired Alex Darré, the ex-head of hedge fund strategies for Europe, Asia and the Middle East at Goldman Sachs Asset Management in London.
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Rabobank International has hired Patrick Nsoudou as a senior equity derivatives trader in London in a new role.
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The International Brotherhood of Teamsters was lashing out at Wall Street firms, including Goldman Sachs, for allegedly pushing credit default swaps referencing distressed trucking company YRC Worldwide Inc., which they said was increasing its likelihood of bankruptcy (DW, 12/17).