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Unwinding interest-rate swaps could cost New York’s Metropolitan Transit Authority USD606 million, according to the MTA.
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Daiwa Capital Markets has hired Tony Wong as head of fixed-income, currency and commodities sales for Asia ex-Japan.
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Russia’s Otkritie Bank has announced three more hires for its equity business.
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Philippe Moryoussef, managing director and head of interest rate derivatives at Morgan Stanley, has left the firm.
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Royal Bank of Scotland has reportedly hired Jerry Yoon from JPMorgan to head institutional sales of equity derivatives in Asia.
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Moves by China to make credit derivatives trading by firms client-only are being criticized by dealers because it will bar them from hedging their own credit-related risks.