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Structured products professionals are preparing a menu of risks associated with marketing reverse convertibles. The move comes after the U.S. Financial Industry Regulatory Authority raised concerns about how they have been marketed.
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The sovereign CDS market has captured the headlines in recent times by highlighting fiscal deterioration in several European countries. But the past week has seen an emphatic rally, driven by a combination of technical and fundamental factors. The Markit SovX Western Europe index, a key barometer of European sovereign risk, tightened to 76basis points today.
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Patrick Pearson, head of financial markets infrastructure within the European Commission's internal market division in Brussels, told Derivatives Week in an exclusive interview with London reporter Rob McGlinchey that the Commission is collecting data from dealers and end-users with a view to drawing up a benchmark of bid/ask spreads. The aim is to help shave users' hedging costs and determine how expensive it would be on top for users to clear their trades.
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Wahid Chaudhry, a multi-asset cash and derivatives trader for Barclays Capital in London, has moved to the firm’s Hong Kong office to trade exotic equity derivatives.
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Thomas Williams, an exotics rates trader formerly with Commerzbank in London, has joined Jefferies International in a newly created role.
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Sebastien Moritz, a former senior flow credit salesman at London boutique StormHarbour Partners, has joined Société Générale.