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Findus, the fish and frozen food company, has announced plans for a £410m-equivalent debut high yield bond . The five year senior secured notes will comprise sterling, euro and Swedish krona tranches and will refinance all Findus's loans.
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Hong Kong’s Legislative Council is set to debate key legislation on Wednesday that will govern the city’s mandatory over-the-counter derivative G20 commitments.
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ANZ has hired Tim Moloney, an ex-senior fx salesman at Barclays in Singapore, as the global head of fx investor sales, also in Singapore.
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Investors should closely asses tracking error when hedging their bond portfolios on iTraxx indices, according to a report from strategists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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Laurent Kssis, a partner and head of exchange-traded fund sales, trading and advisory for institutional investors at market maker Bluefin Trading in London, has left the firm.
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A group of associations including the International Swaps and Derivatives Association and the American Bankers Association have written to the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, warning that its guidelines for controlling exposures might stifle liquidity in swaps and futures markets.