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HSBC is considering splitting its global structured fund and equity products group into two separate divisions.
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The price of protection on U.K. broadcaster ITV's debt slumped last week in spite of slight widening of credit-default swap spreads across the board.
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A cadre of officials--including Mark Arimura, ex co-head of Japanese equity derivatives at Nikko Salomon Smith Barney--have formed Abbot Kinney Advisors and are preparing a long/short equity fund focused on the real estate sector.
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Merrill Lynch and Barclays Global Investors are planning to upsize Anderson Valley, a hybrid cash and synthetic investment-grade arbitrage collateralized debt obligation.
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JPMorgan is shopping a one-year note in the U.S. linked to an in-house commodity investment strategy.
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Nomura in London has put together a basket of property funds referencing diverse property investments in the U.S., Europe and Asia, and added a guarantee to protect 80% of the fund's highest net asset value.
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Scotia Capital is looking to build a global equity derivatives business.
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The U.S. dollar's sharp decline against the euro over the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday prompted strong demand for options.
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Rupertus Rothenhäuser, a former managing director at DWS Investments in Frankfurt, has returned to BNP Paribas as head of retail derivatives for Germany.
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Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria has taken its first steps toward establishing a sales and trading presence in Asia for interest-rate and foreign-exchange swaps, structured investments and equity derivatives.
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A handful of firms in Europe and the U.S. are preparing to launch single tranches of loan-only credit-default swaps.