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Fernando Alvarez-Jimenez, head of distressed trading at Barclays Capital, has left the bank. Alvarez-Jimenez, who previously worked within Lehman Brothers’ US credit trading business, had been based in London as of last year.
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Florian Eichert, who left Landesbank Baden-Württemberg in May for Credit Suisse, will instead be joining Crédit Agricole as a covered bond analyst, according to The Cover, a sister publication to EuroWeek.
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The Cover understands that Florian Eichert, who left Landesbank Baden-Württemberg in May for Credit Suisse, will instead be joining Crédit Agricole as a covered bond analyst.
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Société Générale has reshuffled reporting lines within its global syndicate team, with Terence Shanahan and Eric Cherpion moving up under Alvaro Huete, who became the sole global head of syndication in May.
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US president Barack Obama only signed the financial reform bill into law this week but already the structured finance market has been hit by an unintended consequence of one of its more obscure provisions.
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The Bank of England is pushing ahead with plans to require increased transparency for asset backed securities and covered bonds in its liquidity schemes.