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JPMorgan's John Moore, v.p. in equity derivative sales in Hong Kong, has left the industry to return to his native Australia.
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Conference speakers and delegates hope that greater transparency will be at the top of the Securities and Exchange Commission's list of topics to be addressed during a project it is working on to develop regulations covering asset-backed securities.
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Around 2,700 delegates flocked to the desert for Information Management Network's ABS West conference last week at the J.W. Marriott Desert Ridge & Spa in Phoenix. Senior reporter, Karen Brettell, attended.
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Seth Vance, European head of collateralized debt obligations at Deutsche Bank in London, will leave the firm in March.
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Ralph Orciuoli who quit last month as the Asian head of credit trading at Bear Stearns in Tokyo, plans to take some time out of the industry before looking for a role covering exotic derivatives.
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Bear Stearns plans to issue its first Samurai bond in the coming weeks and will likely convert the proceeds into dollars via the fx swaps market.
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Charles Fletcher, head of European interest-rate swaps at Bank of America in London, is transferring to Chicago to head up a new team.
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Deutsche Bank has hired Dario Schiraldi, in the structured solutions group at Lehman Brothers in London, to be co-head of the institutional client group for Southern Europe.
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The top Asian derivatives positions at CALYON, the entity created out of the Crédit Lyonnais and Crédit Agricole Indosuez merger, have been dished out with a Lyonnais pro taking interest rates and an Agricole alumnus getting the top equity role.
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Credit-default swap spreads on Finmeccanica, an Italian defense and aerospace company, widened 20 basis points to 98bps on Monday, up from 78bps the week before.
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CDO houses, including JPMorgan, expect a flurry of activity in CDOs linked to out of the money barrier options--known as equity default swaps--this year.
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HSBC is preparing a major push into the equity derivatives market and will add up to 15 professionals in Paris and sales professionals in London to staff the efforts.