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Derivs - FX

  • Ferdy Khouw, managing director and head of global market sales for Asia ex-Japan at Royal Bank of Canada, left the firm on Monday.
  • The new panel of judges presiding over the controversial knock-in knock-out currency trade case at Seoul Central District Court have asked the banks in question to disclose how they calculated premiums on the contracts
  • Interdealer broker ICAP and fx settlement specialist CLS Group have created a joint venture to provide trade aggregation services.
  • Court hearings on the controversial knock-in knock-out fx contracts that incensed local corporate users are about to resume in Korea and bankers are pinning their hopes on a fresh panel of judges.
  • Rabobank has made three senior appointments in its European structured products team in a bid to bring trading, structuring and engineering for all asset classes—equity, fixed income, hybrid, FX and credit—under one platform.
  • Investec Asset Management is looking into how to play volatility on the euro/Romanian leu cross via its currency funds.
  • Lloyd Branch, a v.p. in fx sales at JPMorgan in Tokyo, has reportedly left the firm and is understood to be on gardening leave until mid-April.
  • Sarakorn Gerjarusak, former managing director of fx and rates structuring at Goldman Sachs, is set to join UBS in Hong Kong on April 1.
  • Options traders were looking at reverse knock-out calls on the EUR/CHF this week, expecting the euro to start appreciating against the Swiss franc as the Swiss National Bank tries to keep its currency in check.
  • Some traders have been unwinding existing USD/CNY non-deliverable forwards after the U.S. dollar continued to weaken against Asian currencies.
  • Barrier options on fx have become more popular among currency players in the last three months.
  • FX and equity derivatives broker Newedge has relocated a pair of managing directors in Asia-Pacific as part of its expansion in the region.