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David Crammond, Asia-Pacific head of structured credit sales at ABN AMRO in Singapore, has left the firm.
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Washington Square Investment Management, a collateralized debt obligation manager, has sold credit-default protection on a string of high-yield names.
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Calyon has bulked up its Japanese fixed income and structuring effort with two senior hires in recent weeks.
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Barclays Capital has expanded its structured products team, hiring as an associate Romain Le Bon, previously with Commerzbank in New York.
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Dealers in Asia are expecting synthetic collateralized loan obligations to take flight on regional loans in the coming months.
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Deutsche Bank has hired Rupert Oswell, director and senior salesman at WestLB, to market credit derivatives to U.K. banks.
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High-net-worth individuals may be lured to the over-the-counter U.S. equity options market if a first-ever clearing and matching service for the instruments gets a regulatory go-ahead.
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Credit houses are being flooded with orders for substituting default-swap positions in synthetic CDO portfolios in the wake of spread widening.
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Citigroup is marketing capital protected notes offering exposure on a broad array of Asian equities to Aussie retail investors.
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The U.K. government's long awaited 50-year bond didn't ripple the swaps market on launch last Thursday.
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Deutsche Bank is marketing a capital-protected CDO equity product with an overlay of constant-maturity credit-default swaps.
