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Jerome Powell, a member of the Federal Reserve’s board of governors, said US financial regulators were preparing a new rule on compensation at financial institutions, which could include more deferral, delayed vesting and “the possibility of more robust forfeiture”.
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BNP Paribas is preparing a reorganisation of its leveraged finance and high yield teams, as part of the reordering of its corporate and institutional bank that has taken place since Yann Gérardin took over as its head in October. Market participants believe some job cuts are possible. -
The Deutsche Bank boss needs a new strategy as fixed income and capital concerns strengthen the hand of universal banking naysayers, writes David Rothnie.
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CLS Group and TriOptima have teamed up to offer an FX forward compression service in order to address the regulatory requirement for financial counterparties to have procedures in place to analyse the possibility of portfolio compression for non-centrally cleared over-the-counter derivatives.
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Credit Suisse has reshuffled senior members of its fixed income department, freeing up Chris Corson, the former global head of emerging markets, for a role understood to be about “blue sky thinking across the business”.
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The first full year results for the major US investment banks show that little changed in Q4 — litigation costs and poor trading revenues, particularly in fixed income, are still causing most of the pain.
