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JPMorgan Chase has named Ray Eyles as head of its commodities business in Asia, succeeding the retiring Oral Dawe.
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European regulatory authorities will be given powers to summon firms or financial services individuals to provide explanations and supporting documents setting out the purpose and the underlying risks to their credit default swap trading activities, according to a European Commission draft bill for naked short selling obtained by Derivatives Week.
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Forward rate agreements grew by 132% to USD601 billion over the past three years, driving the growth in OTC interest rate derivatives during the period.
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Daniel Palmer, the ex-head of global capital markets at HSBC in London and formerly co-head of global capital markets for Asia Pacific at Morgan Stanley, has rejoined the latter firm today in a new role based in London.
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Crédit Agricole CIB has named Frédéric Lainé as head of the firm’s financial institutions group for international client coverage in Asia ex-Japan.
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Institutional investor appetite in light exotics such as worst-of and best-of baskets has picked up in recent weeks, according to P.J. Andersson, global head of pan-Asian equity derivative and convertible sales at Citigroup in Hong Kong.