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The regulation of structured products marketed to retail investors is likely to undergo major changes under proposals currently under consideration by the European Commission. The Commission plans to publish sometime in the next few months an outline of its legislative proposals for changes in the regulation of what it terms packaged retail investment products, or PRIPs.
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Roger Hirst, a senior equity derivatives flow salesman at Barclays Capital in London, has left the firm, and is expected to land at Deutsche Bank over the next few weeks, according to an official aware of his plans.
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Dealers are lobbying for an exemption to a proposed law in Korea that would force all new over-the-counter instruments to be approved by a regulatory panel of the Korean Financial Investment Association (KOFIA) before being sold.
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Terence Gan, a fixed income sales director for Citigroup in Singapore, has left the bank. Gan, who could not be reached, is expected to join Bank of America in a similar role, covering rates and fx flow sales to hedge funds.
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Morgan Stanley reportedly has hired a trio of executives away from Standard Chartered’s Hong Kong-based convertible bond sales team.
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The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has released its final recommendations relating to cross-border banks.