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The Bundesrat, the upper house of the German Parliament, reportedly will not vote on a proposed ban on short-selling and certain credit default swaps before its summer recess begins July 9.
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Standard & Poor’s Ratings Service has launched a global structured finance research department as a complement to its existing structured finance ratings group.
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Nomura Holdings reportedly has named Indranell Borkakoty as head of the Japanese investment bank’s operations in India.
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UBS has appointed Joseph Chee and John Sturmey as co-heads of capital markets for Asia.
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Sterling gained ground on the euro this week amid expectation Prudential has to unwind its currency hedges bought against the entire USD23billion cash component of the deal to purchase AIG’s Asian arm, AIA, which has now collapsed.
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Martyn Harrison, a director in fx options trading at Crédit Agricole CIB in London, has left the firm, less than six months after joining.