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The Americas derivatives community came together in New York to recognise and celebrate outstanding achievements across the industry
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The ceo of Moody’s said the company’s ratings of collateralized debt obligations and residential mortgage-backed securities were “deeply disappointing.”
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The European Parliament’s influential Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee this morning backed a rule to require euro denominated derivatives referencing an E.U.-based underlying, that an E.U. financial institution is counterparty to, to be cleared and reported to a European-based clearing house and trade repository.
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Vincent Van Pelt, global head of equity derivatives at Standard Chartered is taking a one-year sabbatical, according to people made aware of the situation.
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Standard Chartered has hired Robert Waugh to head up its pensions and insurance asset liability management business out of Hong Kong.
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Structured note issuers are attempting to take advantage of the recent flight-to-quality by investors of all kinds, who have been flying to real assets, by issuing capped, leveraged notes attached to the spot prices of precious metals.
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Credit default swaps on European banks widened sharply after the European Central Bank warned that lenders may face stiff competition in credit markets from government looking to issue debt to make up for fiscal shortfalls.