Derivs - People and Markets
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Lloyds TSB Corporate Markets has hired Phil McCabe, head of rates products structuring at Royal Bank of Scotland in London.
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A lawsuit involving Lehman Brothers as the counterparty in a synthetic collateralized debt obligation may see another ruling in U.S. courts in the next few weeks.
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Indian moves to create a domestic credit default swap linked to corporate bonds could flounder because of restrictions on seller hedging, according to respondents to a set of Reserve Bank of India draft proposals (DW, 8/11) that closed for comment earlier this month.
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StormHarbour Partners, a global financial boutique, has bought the New York-based Fusion Advisory Partners, bringing that firm’s founders, Gregory Freer and Joseph McCann, into the fold.
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International Organization of Securities Commissions will issue a report on electronic and exchange trading and set out minimum requirements for data reporting by next July after setting up a task force on over-the-counter derivatives regulation.
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The definition of a major swap participant should be based on more than the notional value of a particular swaps category that an entity holds, according to Kenneth Raisler, partner with Sullivan & Cromwell.
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The Futures Industry Association is creating documentation for clearing over-the-counter derivatives that market watchers believe could become the industry standard.
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Tullett Prebon has hired six senior brokers as part of a strategy to build up its emerging markets team in North America.
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The Commission of European Securities Regulators is raising the possibility of regulatory action if firms don’t hit the targets in standardizing over-the-counter derivatives.
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Greg Zerzan, the ex-head of global public policy at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, has landed at Koch Industries as director of federal government relations for finance and trading.
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DBRS has hired Maria Lopez as a structured credit analyst for its London office in a new role.
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The Futures Industry Association is creating documentation for clearing over-the-counter derivatives that some market watchers believe could become the industry standard.