Derivs - People and Markets
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India’s Birla SunLife Asset Management has debuted its fifth series of capital-protection oriented funds.
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Citigroup has hired Yann Riou, a Royal Bank of Scotland trader, to trade credit default swaps on financial corporates in London.
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The Korea Exchange will most likely house the coming Korean over-the-counter derivative central clearinghouse rather than the Korea Securities Depository, according to an official familiar with the decision.
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John Wilson has left as managing director and global head of over-the-counter derivatives clearing at Royal Bank of Scotland as the bank reorganizes its futures business, as reported by Derivatives Week last week.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch has named Matthew Koder as head of global corporate and investment banking for Asia Pacific.
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LaSalle Investment Management has teamed up with BGC Partners to form a property derivatives business.
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Gar Wood Securities has formed the CBOE brokerage services unit as part of its expansion of the firm’s derivatives execution services.
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Barclays Capital has hired Andrew Song, the former head of equity derivative index options trading at Goldman Sachs in London, as an equity derivatives trader, also based in London.
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Rita Kong, a director in convertible bond sales at Deutsche Bank in Hong Kong, has left the firm.
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Eugene Mak, an executive director in equity derivative sales to institutional clients at Morgan Stanley in Hong Kong, has left the firm.
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Citigroup has named Yuichi Jimbo as head of investment banking in Japan and deputy president of Citigroup Global Markets Japan.
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A new version of the Pimco Total Return Fund will not include derivatives.