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A South Korean court has ruled in the first case of its kind that a knock-in, knock-out contract is valid despite claims from a party that the risks of the derivatives were not adequately explained.
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Bank of America has hired Karen Reynolds, a former executive director in equity derivatives sales to private banking clients at JPMorgan.
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American International Group has hired industry veteran, Peter Hancock, the former head of derivatives at JPMorgan, to oversee finance, risk, audit, investments and strategic planning. He will also head up AIG Financial Products in Wilton, Conn.
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Luca La Feta, a senior structured credit salesman at UniCredit Markets & Investment Banking in London, has left the firm and joined boutique derivatives and securities dealer Conduit Capital Markets.
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Barclays Capital is working on the first structured products linked to the Standard & Poor’s MATRIX Target Risk index, which was launched in December and tracks Barclays’ own algorithmic indices.
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Bank of America has moved Kwee Tee Lim from the firm’s London office to Hong Kong to run structured credit trading for Asia Pacific, a new role at the bank.