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Filippo Fiori, a senior exotics equity derivatives trader at Goldman Sachs in London, has joined Credit Suisse as a single stock exotics trader, also in London.
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RBC Capital Markets has hired Scott Jones, a former senior v.p. in equity derivatives trading at Nomura in London, in a similar position also based in London.
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European politicians were at odds Tuesday evening over the ramifications of banning naked credit default swap trading, calling on regulators and the industry to provide more information on the topic before the Parliament moves forward with legislation aimed at short selling and CDS.
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The China Banking Regulatory Commission may be loosening its planned restrictive approach to credit derivative trading.
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National Association of Financial Market Institutional Investors has not mandated central clearing or banned naked credit derivatives in new Chinese credit derivative guidelines.
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Goldman Sachs and Natixis have settled their lawsuit over terminated credit default swaps before the trial in London got under way.