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Guggenheim Securities has bought the European brokerage arm of Lazard Capital Markets, in a move which signals the start of the broker-dealer’s European expansion plans. The new entity will be branded Guggenheim Securities International.
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Integrated asset management, private equity and hedge fund shop FinEx Group, has launched a commodities boutique that will provide hedging and risk management services via derivatives and structured products to commodity producers and consumers globally.
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The European Banking Authority has tried to clear up ambiguity in the European bank resolution rules and the Capital Requirement Regulation by making it clear that the creditor hierarchy should define resolution treatment.
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Fast money and pure volatility investors were seen selling volatility through a 60bp straddle trade on iTraxx Main as credit volatility reacted sharply to events this week.
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Samuel Rosenberg, the ex-global head of financial engineering at Newedge in New York, has joined Natixis, also based in New York.
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New York-based financial boutique Exceed Investments is looking to launch a set of defined-outcome indexes based on structured investments that will give exposure to the S&P500.