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Derivs - People and Markets

  • Credit Suisse is planning to cut up to a third of its senior European investment banking staff as part of its earlier announced 3,500 personnel reduction.
  • Deutsche Bank’s db X-trackers has launched the db X-trackers MSCI Pakistan IM TRN ETF and db x-trackers MSCI Bangladesh IM TRN Index ETF, which will track equity indices of the two Asian countries.
  • Financial data and services provider Delta One Technologies has debuted a new database containing a decade worth of historic data for indices and exchange traded funds.
  • Two-thirds of fund selectors said high yield is a valid replacement for equity, according to a Citywire survey.
  • Alexandre Dube and John Argent, the fx derivatives trader and interest-rate derivatives trader at Lloyds Banking Group who were suspended in March for their alleged manipulation of Libor, have returned to work.
  • The Zambian government has launched the Bond and Derivatives Exchange Zambia, which will focus on developing the domestic fixed income and derivatives market.
  • Sanjay Bansal, co-founder and managing director of Ambit Capital, is leaving to form an investment bank that will focus on mergers and acquisition and restructuring services.
  • Credit Suisse is relocating Benjamin Happ, head of capital services in it Asia-Pacific prime brokerage, in Hong Kong to Boston.
  • Avril Pomper, managing director and head of European fixed income, currency and financial products distribution at the Royal Bank of Canada in London, has left the firm.
  • Zhenyu Duanmu, head of exotic equity-linked trading for Asia Pacific at Bank of America–Merrill Lynch in Hong Kong, is moving to Citigroup.
  • Australia’s approach to mandatory clearing of over-the-counter derivatives will make it difficult to establish a domestic clearinghouse, moving clearing of Australian derivatives offshore and limiting the ability of local regulators to manage risk, according to industry officials.
  • The European Securities and Markets Authority has released a second consultation paper on its technical standards for the regulation of over-the-counter derivatives, central counterparties and trade repositories.