Derivs - Credit
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BNP Paribas has shaken up its London high yield sales effort with several staff moves, in an efficiency drive and attempt to align cash and derivative coverage more closely.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch has hired two new DCM bankers in origination and liability management
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ADM Investor Services has hired around 10 futures and alternative asset management sales staff in New York. They have all been hired from Jefferies’ wound-down Bache division.
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Mounting tensions over Greece’s debt repayments and continued volatility in eurozone government bonds has pushed iTraxx Europe wider than US credit index CDX IG, having traded 10bp-15bp tighter in March.
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US credit markets' ability to shrug off turmoil in Europe has been reflected in recent ETF trading, traders said this week, but hedging for a US interest rate rise is becoming a bigger headache.
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Deutsche Bank has picked John Cryan as its next leader after Anshu Jain and Jürgen Fitschen resigned as co-chief executives after a turbulent three year reign.
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MarketAxess, the fixed income electronic trading platform, data and post-trade services provider, has hired veteran credit trader Scott Eaton as its chief operating officer for Europe.
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With European markets in recent sessions a jigsaw puzzle where seemingly any piece can change size and shape at a moment’s notice, credit traders have noted that one pressure on credit indices — US corporate bond supply in euros — could soon abate.
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Many expect the European economy to perform better this year — not difficult, some might say — but recent spreads movements suggest those in credit markets are sceptical.
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Oil futures markets have experienced a marked lack of volatility in recent sessions, despite the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) meeting in Vienna on Friday.
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European high yield credit has lost a key market-making banker, say sources, as Goldman Sachs has moved a big name trader to its distressed business.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has declined to answer a question to its determinations committee about whether to declare a credit event on Grohe, the German bathroom fittings maker.