Derivs - People and Markets
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Steve Seman, an ex-senior equity derivatives trader at Credit Suisse in London, has joined U.K. interdealer broker Forte Securities as a senior broker in its equity derivatives division.
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Marcie Ball and David Coloretti, directors of fx hedge fund sales in Asia at Barclays Capital, have left the bank.
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Gerald Corrigan, chairman of Goldman Sachs, told European politicians at a public hearing this afternoon that the firm would enter into currency swaps with Greece again, despite recent political furor over the transactions.
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Kenneth Hon, the former head of equity derivatives trading at Citigroup in Hong Kong, is set to land at Deutsche Bank in the same role.
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U.S. Senator Blanche Lincoln, chairman of the Senate Agriculture Committee, today laid out the main detail of derivatives regulation in the Committee’s planned financial reform bill.
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Deutscher Derivate Verband, the German structured products association, has launched a marketing template to be used in E.U. member states in response to the region’s plans to regulate how products are sold to retail investors.
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Only 13% of derivatives users have the technology and 10% have the operational workflow in place to begin clearing over-the-counter trades.
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Salvatore Di Stasi, global head of corporate equity derivatives at UBS in London, has hired a pair of ex-senior staffers at Goldman Sachs and reportedly intends to add more.
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U.S. Senator Judd Gregg (R-NH), a member of the Senate Banking Committee, is about to speak on the floor of the Senate regarding financial regulatory reform. You can watch it here on C-SPAN.
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U.S. Senator Judd Gregg (R-N.H.) said earlier today that the final sticking points in an agreement on over-the-counter derivatives reform between himself and Senator Jack Reed (D-R.I.) center on end-user exemptions from clearing and the amount of OTC trades that should go on exchange
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The European Commission has sent a discussion paper to corporates and treasury associations detailing a series of options it is reviewing on the subject of end-user clearing exemptions.
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European politicians are beginning to push back on U.S. efforts to drive global cooperation on over-the-counter derivatives regulation.