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Irene Brunner, the ex-head of public distribution for structured products at the Royal Bank of Scotland in Zurich, has joined Deutsche Bank as head of passive investments, Switzerland, also in Zurich.
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Japanese investors are buying yen-denominated Nikkei-linked uridashi structured products, such as autocallable and worst-of structures, replacing deals that have touched downside barriers as the Japanese equity market declined last week.
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Deutsche Bank Asset Management has hired Albert Lau, former executive director-equity derivatives institutional investor sales at JPMorgan in Hong Kong.
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Amendments to one of South Korea’s key financial regulations, designed to regulate mandatory central clearing of over-the-counter derivatives, should allow for mutual recognition of overseas clearinghouses.
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After months of investors seemingly buying any SSA new issue at any price, sanity seems to have been restored this week. A slow Belgian dollar issue and an EIB EARN where the syndicate has taken every step to ensure the deal sells are demonstrating that the buyside is thinking more carefully.
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BTIG has further expanded its global fx desk with the hiring of John Wagg and Joseph Acosta as senior v.p.’s. and sales traders.