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Saudi Arabia’s central bank has told the country’s banks to stop selling options on riyal forwards — products which would let investors benefit if the value of the riyal falls. -
Bank of America Merrill Lynch has completed a plan that has been in the works for 18 months, by promoting James Fleming and Sam Losada to co-heads of EMEA ECM.
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Pay is likely to be under pressure at Morgan Stanley, as the firm shrank its compensation costs from $2.4bn in 2014 to $1.4bn last year in its Institutional Securities division.
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Russian companies are now allowed to list depository receipts in Hong Kong, according to an announcement from the city’s stock exchange.
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Forcing more companies to register as swap dealers would be "destabilising" to banks and "would undermine rather than promote proper risk management" among banks and their customers, according to counsel for the American Bankers Association.
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Ever since it emerged that Saudi Aramco was considering a public listing, equity capital market specialists have been trembling at the potential for the largest IPO in history. Such a deal could also transform the Saudi exchange, finally bringing a rush of foreign investment into the country’s stocks.
