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Royal Bank of Scotland has cut its fixed income, currencies and commodities (FICC) team in Australia, threatening around 80 jobs. The bank will shift the trading book to its offices in Singapore and London and will keep only a small sales staff in the country.
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Marshall Nicholson has left his job as global head of equity capital markets at Bank of China International, announcing the move in an email to friends and colleagues on Tuesday — while telling them that he would he would be staying in the capital markets.
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Royal Bank of Scotland has cut its fixed income, currencies and commodities (FICC) team in Australia, threatening around 80 jobs. The bank will shift the trading book to its offices in Singapore and London, and will keep only a small sales staff in the country.
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Dire predictions of the implications for covered bonds of imminent US legislation may have been overblown, bankers and lawyers have told EuroWeek. They said that the proposed Volcker Rule may not hit covered bond structures that use SPVs, as industry bodies fear.
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There was a time when the market volatility of late 2011 might have been a red rag to the RBS bull. But not anymore. According to John Hourican, CEO of the firm’s global banking and markets (GBM) division, running the risk of blow-ups is not an option.
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HSBC plans to increase regional cross-selling volume in 2012 by tapping into heavy demand from investors with non-core currency to burn. With that in mind, the bank has reshuffled parts of its DCM team in order to take full advantage of both syndicated and private placement opportunities.