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Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein has moved its Tokyo-based Asia ex-Japan credit derivatives trading operation to Singapore as part of an on-going effort to build its capital markets presence in the Lion City (DW, 9/22).
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Arang Varadhachary, head of credit derivatives trading at Lehman Brothers in New York, has joined Deutsche Banks proprietary credit derivatives desk.
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Credit-default swap volumes in contracts referenced to French hotels group Accor jumped last week as market participants traded either side of its end-of-year results released on Wednesday.
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The pension fund of airport operator BAA, with GBP1.4 billion (USD2.57 billion) in assets under management, is considering managing currency exposure on its equity portfolio for the first time.
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Barclays Capital has hired Guglielmo Sartori D'Borgoricco, managing director and co-head of U.K. and European distribution at Credit Suisse First Boston, as a managing director and head of distribution for U.K. and continental Europe in London.
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Derivatives shops, including JPMorgan, Deutsche Bank and BNP Paribas, are starting to market options on tranches of synthetic collateralized debt obligations, according to officials at the firms.
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Abby Flamholz, head of convertible bond trading at Banc of America Securities in New York, has left the firm.
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Banc of America Securities has hired Rakesh Kadakia, chief investment officer at convertible arbitrage hedge fund Wolverine Asset Management, the hedge fund arm of Wolverine Trading, as a convertibles trader.
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Citigroup last week hired Patrick Law, interest rate derivatives trader at Fortis Bank in Hong Kong, for a similar role handling Hong Kong dollar denominated instruments.
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Credit Suisse First Boston is pumping up its proprietary trading operation and has hired Alexander Soloviev, a convertible arbitrage trader at Lehman Brothers in New York.
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As more investors have started looking at hedge funds the methods of gaining exposure have also increased.