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Derivatives have grown more popular with investors despite looming tougher regulations.
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Credit default swaps on Bulgarian sovereign debt widened to their highest level in 11 months after Eurostat, the European Union’s statistical office, expressed concern over the country’s performance.
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BNP Paribas Corporate & Investment Banking has expanded its equity derivatives flow sales team for Germany, Switzerland and Austria with two new hires.
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Knight Capital Group has expanded its global capital markets group with three new hires. Joining as managing directors are Mark Aitken, formerly with HBOS, as managing director and head of capital markets in Europe; David Barcus, most recently with MTN Capital Partners, has head of high-yield capital markets; and David Lessen, previously with BroadpointGleacher, head of convertibles capital markets.
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Broker-dealer BTIG has expanded its structured products group with several new hires. Among those joining the firm are Dan Castro, formerly of Huxley Capital Management, as head of BTIG’s Structured Finance Analytics and Strategy Group.
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Hedge funds were selling USD3 billion in euro/U.S. dollar risk reversals last week positioning for a drop in short-term implied volatility and moderate rise in euro spot. The trades stood out because they were made by just a few funds.