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Jefferies & Co. is planning to hire four to six senior equity derivatives salespeople in New York this quarter.
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The high number of loans eligible for delivery into the credit default swap settlement auction for Aiful is bad news for protection sellers, who may get lumbered with debt they may struggle to get off their books, according to Deutsche Bank credit analysts.
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Benoit Labonne, a senior equity derivatives flow salesman at Société Générale in London, has left the firm.
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The first step to preventing another financial crisis is increasing the transparency of the over-the-counter derivatives markets, according to a report from research and advisory firm Aite Group.
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Derivatives Week sister publication Wall Street Letter conducted its first “twitterview”—an interview over Twitter.com, on Jan. 27 about transparency and efficiency in the collateral management process.
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Nearly all the active staffers of AIG Financial Products that sold derivatives reportedly have agreed to a reduction in retention payments.