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Citi has hired Magnus Ljungblad for its London office to trade Skandinavian bonds and interest rate swaps across currencies.
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JPMorgan is preparing to launch a step-up auto-callable reverse convertible linked to General Electric stock.
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International regulators emphasized efforts made toward making sure financial regulations jibe across the world.
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Crédit Agricole CIB has hired Nikhil Kochhar, an ex-senior fx options trader at Barclays Capital, as an emerging market fx options correlation trader based in London.
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Russia’s central bank, Bank Rossii announced this week that it will calculate the Ruble Overnight Index Average, or Ruonia, based on the rates that 31 lenders including OAO Sberbank and units of Citigroup, Deutsche Bank and BNP Paribas charge each other for unsecured ruble debt.
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Anticipating a steep increase in food prices over the next decade, Nomura is suggesting that investors buy long-term fixed rate notes that pay a return at maturity based on the price of corn, soybeans and wheat.