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Having established itself as a player in European DCM, the bank has bigger ambitions in fixed income and beyond, writes David Rothnie. -
Benoy Raveendran, head of options, exotics and cross-currency swaps trading at Deutsche Bank in London, has left the firm.
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Deutsche Bank’s head of non-agency RMBS and consumer ABS trading has taken over CLO trading after the departure of Richard Rizzo last week. People familiar with the situation at the bank, which just priced its first US CLO of the year, say it is still fully committed to the business, but some investors are sceptical.
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The average daily volume total for over-the-counter FX instruments in the US was up by 35% in October 2014 versus April 2013 surpassing $1tr, the highest volume recorded since the survey began in 2004.
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BNP Paribas has placed several senior syndicate and DCM bankers — all involved in the firm's SSA business — at risk, GlobalCapital understands.
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Société Générale is taking advantage of Royal Bank of Scotland’s retreat from US securitization to launch a new CMBS platform, its first in the US since the financial crisis.
