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Goldman Sachs has lured Jae Hyuk Park, head of fixed income sales to Korea, back from an impending move to UBS.
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Japan’s Financial Services Agency has given tacit approval to what is believed to be the first property derivatives trade by an onshore bank, and outlined other non-proprietary trades banks can perform. -
California State Treasurer Bill Lockyer has asked six major bond dealers to detail their activities in the credit derivatives market.
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Markit announced that its LCDX and MCDX indices will roll into their fourteenth series on April 5. LCDX tranche indices roll on April 12. Three constituents have been replaced in the LCDX North America.
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Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) is seeking to cap dealers’ ownership of clearinghouses under a proposed amendment to the financial reform bill. His proposal mirrors one by Rep. Stephen Lynch (D-Mass.) that was included in the House financial reform bill.
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Nomura will bulk up staff in its U.S. fixed income division to offer analysis and trade ideas for the U.S. rates market. The Japanese bank is also looking to expand it commercial mortgage-backed securities and credit research business.
