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Third-party distributor Incapital is marketing structured certificates of deposit linked to a basket of U.S. stocks and backed by JPMorgan. The CDs, which Incapital distributes to retail brokers, will be issued on Friday.
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Lucas Newbill, a former v.p. in exotic equity derivatives sales at Société Genéralé, has joined New York broker-dealer WJB Capital Group as a v.p in sales/trading.
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Wayne Smith, deputy head of markets and investment firms at L’Autorité des Marchés Financiers, and other European regulators are calling on the European Securities and Markets Authority to oversee trade repositories.
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Flows of accumulator products in Asia are set to take off thanks to a new pricing trend sweeping the market and retail investors’ appetite returning following the Lehman Brothers-linked minibond debacle.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York is said to be pressing for more over-the-counter derivative clearing from buy-siders such as hedge funds.
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The Senate Banking Committee is working on reforming financial regulation that could include a limit on derivative dealers’ ownership of the central clearinghouses they use.