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Michael Yu, marketer at Deutsche Bank in Hong Kong, has joined Goldman Sachs as director and head of Hong Kong institutional sales for the fixed income, currencies and commodities group, according to Edward Naylor, spokesman in Hong Kong.
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Henderson Global Investors is gearing up to manage a second single-tranche synthetic collateralized debt obligation arranged by Calyon.
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The dividend swap market has been very active and has made strong gains this year. -
ING Financial Markets is planning to expand its fixed income coverage in Taiwan and will more than double headcount in the next few months.
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Dealers led tightening on the European iTraxx credit indices last week after a number of firms printed synthetic collateralized debt obligations and turned to the indices to hedge short credit exposure.
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Structured product houses will have to take greater control of their sales processes in the wake of an England and Wales High Court misrepresentation ruling against Australia and New Zealand Banking Group.
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Firms in Korea are anticipating volumes and activity to return to the domestic fixed income derivatives market in response to an improving economic outlook and expected rate hikes.
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Merrill Lynch is expecting to receive a full derivatives license for the domestic Korean market in the coming weeks.
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Speculative accounts were caught short last week as the Polish zloty gained against the euro.
