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Elizabeth Hart, a senior structured products saleswoman at London-based structured credit boutique ICP Capital, has joined StormHarbour Partners in a similar role.
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The fight isn’t over on the U.S. Senate Financial Reform Bill, despite Republicans successfully blocking a vote on bringing the bill, which would bring sweeping restrictions to over-the-counter derivatives, to debate last night. Democrats will force two more votes today and tomorrow.
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Société Générale is advising players to sell straddles on cable to take advantage of what the firm believes could be a gradual spike in implied volatility in the pair.
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European politicians are proposing that firms pay the bulk of bonuses in subordinated debt and that the proposed European Banking Authority be given the authority to require firms to disclose bonus payments.
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Sens. Christopher Dodd (D-Conn.) and Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.) have worked out a deal involving a proposal that would require banks to spin-off their derivative trading activities.
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American International Group may have to pick up the tab to defend top executives of Goldman Sachs, who may face lawsuits that stem from fraud charges against the firm involving collateralized debt obligations.