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The U.K.’s newly formed coalition government appears to have ruled out plans to introduce a tax on financial transactions. The move, which will be cheered by the U.K. banking sector, will come as a blow to other E.U. countries, such as Germany, where politicians are making the case for transaction taxes to be implemented as a way of offsetting the cost of the E.U. bailout fund. -
European hedge funds and asset managers want to use derivatives more this year to access liquidity, but they want to do it on exchange rather than over the counter, according to a recent study by the TABB Group.
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Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission’s Insurance Bureau has given the go-ahead for Credit Suisse to issue a new retail structured instrument onshore.
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Credit Suisse has hired Ryan Chan from Standard Chartered as its head of credit structuring in Hong Kong.
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BNP Paribas has hired Angela Deering as a director in flow credit trading in New York.
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Senate Banking Committee Chairman Chris Dodd (D-Conn.) filed an amendment that would have put a mandatory two-year delay on the swaps desk spin-off provision in the U.S. Senate Financial Reform Bill penned by Senate Agriculture Committee Chair Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.), then promptly withdrew it after a firestorm of complaints from bankers and liberals.
