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HSBC Global Asset Management plans to launch a UCITS fund April 8 that will invest in equity swaps, among other things.
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The New York insurance committee is circulating within the state assembly a draft bill that would ban naked credit default swaps and require any seller of CDS to obtain a credit default insurance company license.
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Brian Buchichio, head of investment-grade credit sales to hedge funds at Royal Bank of Scotland in Stamford, Conn., has left and is expected to join Credit Suisse in May.
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A U.K. High Court judge ruled today that BGC Brokers, along with two of its senior executives in London, poached 10 employees from rival broker Tullett Prebon.
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The sovereign credit default swap market has been range bound over the last week, a dearth of market-moving events causing a kind of inertia. The Markit SovX Western Europe index, a benchmark for European sovereign credit risk, closed at 68bp on Wednesday, just 2bp wider than the previous week.
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Hedge funds and corporates were buying short-term calls and puts on the euro/U.S. dollar this week, as sentiment ebbed and flowed over the potential European rescue of Greece and doubts over the U.S. recovery.