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Derivs - People and Markets

  • The Singapore Exchange has proposed dropping its so-called engine-level iceberg order functionality, which allows large orders of securities and derivatives to be released gradually into the market, saying eliminating it would enhance market transparency.
  • CME Group reported that its average daily derivatives trading volume rose 10% in 2011 to a record 13.4 million.
  • Eurex reported that 2.8 billion derivatives were traded on the exchange last year, a 7% increase from 2010.
  • JPMorgan Asset Management India has named Namdev Chougule as head of fixed income.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland is said to have retained Lazard to advise on reducing the size of its investment-banking operations, which may include an option to sell part of them.
  • Christiane Mandell, head of institutional sales across all asset classes and products for the Americas at Standard Chartered in New York, has left the firm.
  • Ulrich Schlumberger, the former global head of emerging market equity derivatives trading and global head of equity delta one at Dresdner Kleinwort, has landed at VTB Capital in a newly-created London slot as global head of delta one.
  • Two London-based credit derivatives traders, Mustafa Khalid and Hannes Wilhelm, left Credit Suisse approximately one month ago.
  • Keefe, Bruyette & Woods has expanded its investment-banking staff with the hiring of James Harasimowicz and Joseph Gulash as managing directors in its depository investment banking group.
  • VTB Capital has named Damian Chunilal as its first ceo for its Asian operations.
  • StormHarbour has hired Aishwarya Dahanukar, a senior official in Nomura’s European financial institutions group debt capital markets origination team, in a similar position in London.
  • Indian banks using over-the-counter derivatives will be hit with a credit value adjustment risk capital charge on top of the capital charge for counterparty default risk, under draft guidelines to implement draft Basel III proposals in the country.