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Derivs - Equity

  • One of the Lehman Brothers estate’s myriad derivatives counterparties got a reprieve in court last week.
  • Nomura International took a GBP10.8 million (USD16 million) trading loss in equity derivatives desk in the incident that sparked a U.K. Financial Services Authority sanction this morning.
  • Broker MF Global has hired Maurice Zhang to sell equity derivatives into China, focusing on institutional buyers and domestic funds, such as Qualified Domestic Institutional Investors, also known as QDIIs.
  • Matthew Riley, a former executive director in equity derivative flow sales at Morgan Stanley, has joined the Royal Bank of Scotland.
  • Macquarie Securities Group, the equity brokerage arm of Macquarie Group, has hired Jeremy Kloiser-Jones to head its Asia structuring and derivatives solutions business, a newly appointed role.
  • Research and brokerage firm Louis Capital Markets wants to expand its Asian equity derivatives platform.
  • Goldman Sachs issued USD347 million in S&P 500-linked auto-call knock-out notes last Tuesday.
  • Barclays Capital is working on principal-protected structures linked to a new proprietary algorithmic index called ARISTO, which combines three of its other prop indices.
  • Edmund Shing, a senior equity derivatives strategist at BNP Paribas in Paris, has left the firm and is yet to be replaced.
  • Vittorio Villa, a senior equity derivatives trader at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in London, has joined Credit Suisse in a new position as a prop trader specializing in long/short equities and volatility.
  • Steve Seman, a senior equity derivatives trader at Credit Suisse in London, left the firm last week reportedly to set up his own brokerage firm.
  • Equity and fx derivatives traders and salesmen are in line for a huge increase in bonuses this year, with credit derivatives execs not far behind, according to headhunters.