Derivs - People and Markets
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Tim Russell is resigning as head of pan-European equities at Cazenove Capital in July.
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Natixis has hired Gregory Fage as head of fx, interest rate derivatives and treasury sales in North America.
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Scottish Widows Investment Partners has hired Julia Campbell as senior high-yield analyst.
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BNY Mellon is developing support for swap execution facilities and the ability to report to trade repositories in anticipation of the finalization of derivatives regulations.
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The South Korea National Assembly has approved a tax on non-deposit foreign currency liabilities, that could capture foreign currency collateral held against derivatives transactions, beginning Aug. 1.
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Banks have expressed concern that proposals to extend the reach of the Dodd-Frank Act to non-U.S. units will cost them much of the European derivatives market.
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Barclays Capital and HSBC topped Greenwich Associates’ list of retail structured product issuers. Greenwich stated that the two firms have secured relationships with 45% of distributors across Asia, Europe and the U.S.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s proposed derivatives regulation will like raise costs for end users, said Scott O’Malia, a CFTC commissioner.
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ICE Trust is said to be revising its criteria for clearing membership in compliance with the Dodd-Frank Act.
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Macquarie has named Ken Savio to lead Macquarie Securities in the U.S.
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Cantor Fitzgerald has expanded its fixed-income high-yield and leveraged finance market with the hiring of Matthew Zolin, Lori Samuels and Erin Andrews, all from Chapdelaine Credit Partners.
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Newedge Group has named John Fay as global head of its fixed income, currencies and commodities business line in New York.