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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association plans to draft a set of definitions for derivatives on hedge funds and mutual funds.
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Nagi Bedawi, an equity derivatives trader at JPMorgan in London, is joining Eton Park, a hedge fund startup.
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JPMorgan has relocated Chester Kam, managing director and head of Asian rates trading in Singapore, to Hong Kong.
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National Australia Bank plans to merge its corporate and institutional banking division to create an institutional markets and services group in Sydney next month.
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Mike Srba, head of corporate credit trading at Royal Bank of Scotland in London, has left to join BNP Paribas in a marketing role.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland's Pierre Ferland, branch manager and treasurer in Tokyo, has relocated to London as global head of financial institutions, according to officials at the firm.
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An academic study argues there is evidence that stock prices are being manipulated by proprietary traders, according to DW sister publication Compliance Reporter.
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U.K. regulator the Financial Services Authority is drafting a reply to a tax discussion paper, which officials say threatens the development of FSA-authorized 'onshore hedge funds' (DW, 9/13).
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U.K. investors are being pitched structured products as an alternative to a once-popular type of investment trust, which has been plagued by bad publicity in recent years.
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--Paul Crouch, ceo of Direct-Issue.com and former head of equity derivatives trading at Lehman Brothers in London, commenting on the dangers of trying to move the market.
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The market reaction to Citigroup's Eu11bn sale of government bonds on August 2 finally bubbled to the surface this week. Amid a confused welter of opinions and an admission of error by Citigroup, the one point of clarity was that such trades are now regarded as unacceptable.
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BNP Paribas has hired Andrea Fabbri, head of credit sales at TD Securities in London, as head of structured credit sales for Italy.