Derivs - Equity
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Joseph Elmlinger, managing director and global head of equity derivatives at Citigroup, left the bank Aug. 8 (DWO, 8/8) amid a reshuffling of senior posts and the creation of a new unit.
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Standard Chartered has made a raft of senior equity hires as it builds an Asian equity unit from scratch, including its first foray into equity derivatives.
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Adam Green, the former co-head of North American equity structured investments marketing at JPMorgan, has rejoined the bank in its wealth management group.
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Barclays Capital has hired Andrew Weiss as a director in sales for its New York over-the-counter derivatives solutions team.
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Investors are picking up long-dated Euro STOXX 50 index volatility as levels drop from recent highs, with the more turbulence forecast in the markets through to next year.
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Joseph Elmlinger, managing director and global head of equity derivatives at Citigroup, has left the bank.
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India’s foreign institutional investor regulation amendments have caused anxiety amongst the industry over the definition of a new clause linked to off-shore derivatives, which it fears is too narrow and may curtail lucrative business if taken literally.
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Jeff Kushner, a managing director at BlueMountain Capital Management and one of the founding fathers of the U.S. loan-only credit default swap market, is heading to London to run the $4.8 billion hedge fund’s City desk.
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Bearish asset managers are being advised to use property derivatives, as new figures show the sector continues to boom.
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U.K. investment house NDF Administration has used Citigroup to structure its two latest FTSE 100 and the Euro STOXX 50 related plans.
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Some European hedge funds are going long equity correlation in a trading strategy that reverses the traditional structure of investment banks looking to buy correlation from the funds.
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Wahid Chaudhry, a former equity derivatives trader with Deutsche Bank, is tipped to land at Lehman Brothers in London as the firm’s head of index exotics trading.