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Nomura has cut at least 20 people from its credit trading business, according to two sources outside the bank, with the high yield business hit particularly hard.
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Citigroup has hired Stephen Roti to head its global corporate equity derivatives team. -
Last month we noted that market-based measures of implied volatility had fallen considerably as Chinese indexes stabilised, developed market equities moved toward recent highs and commodity selloffs were contained. Two weeks later, we find that volatility risk premiums have fallen further in most cases, as traders price in less risk during a seasonally quiet period.
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Jefferies has boosted its high yield trading business in London with the hire of a senior trader from Societe Generale.
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Credit Suisse has moved fast to appoint a director in high yield sales at its London office after the retirement from the business of long-serving Emma Balaam.
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Puerto Rico’s electricity authority has made a proposal to restructure its debt that could mean bondholders recover between 65% and 70% of principal in an exchange offer, following a default on the island's other debt over last weekend.
