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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has hired Edwin Budding and Adam Jacobs in new roles within the trade body’s policy division based in London.
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Milko Ostendorf, managing director and head of structured credit funding, and Sarah Draper, v.p., have left Barclays Capital in London.
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A new unit inside the Securities and Exchange Commission will be steering the Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations’ efforts to identify and home in on the riskiest firms, practices, products and services.
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Hedge funds have been buying billions of U.S. dollars in notional in U.S. dollar/Hong Kong dollar options taking positions in case the Hong Kong Monetary Authority decides to de-peg the currency from the U.S. dollar.
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Keith Noyes, regional director for the Asia Pacific at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association in Hong Kong sat down for a wide-ranging interview with Eleni Himaras, senior reporter and Hong Kong Bureau Chief for Derivatives Week.
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The most viable model for clearinghouse interoperability in the Asia Pacific region would be one in which regional clearinghouses became members of a so-called super-central counterparty, Keith Noyes, regional director of the Asia Pacific for the International Swaps and Derivatives Association in Hong Kong, told Derivatives Week in an wide-ranging interview.