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First State Investment, the international arm of Australia’s Colonial First State Asset Management, is aiming to expand its presence in Asia ex-Japan with several hires.
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Threadneedle has asked its clients to allow it to change its investment policy so that its UK Accelerando Fund could use derivatives and forward transactions.
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Ian Claisse, global head of credit trading at Landesbank Baden-Württemberg in London, has left the firm.
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Citigroup has hired Clemens Baadar, a senior synthetic equity trader at Deutsche Bank in London, as head of Delta 1 for the Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa region.
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European regulators were warning against adopting the same over-the-counter regulatory proposals put forward in the U.S. [Regulators globally have since been begun collaborating to an unprecedented degree, and regulation has taken on a more unified shape in Europe and the U.S. (DW, 9/29/09)]
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--Vincent Bartisch, head of group prudential policy at the Royal Bank of Scotland, on how Basel III resembles the first iteration of the Basel accord.