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Daniel Mamadou, head of global finance for Asia ex Japan at Nomura, left the bank on March 7 after just over two years. Chris Chan, head of risk solutions and treasury for Asia ex Japan has also left. -
Having launched Haitong International Asset Management’s first RQFII exchange traded fund, managing director Ben Zhang tells GlobalRMB that global investors are underweight the RMB asset class and that recent events like China’s first public bond market default and a bout of FX volatility should be no deterrent.
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A legislative proposal to prevent banks’ divestiture of collateralised loan obligations is gaining new traction that could lead to a vote in Congress, as the five regulatory agencies enforcing the Volcker Rule remain silent.
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Helen Zhu, former chief equity strategist for China at Goldman Sachs, has joined BlackRock as a managing director, to lead the asset management firm’s China equities team.
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Covered bond disclosure has come on leaps and bounds over the past few years, but this week it took a humble sellside analyst to tell teams of industry specialists that, despite all their strenuous efforts, they had got it wrong.
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Citi’s Mexican arm Banamex missed out on a rating upgrade from Moody’s after having to revise its 2013 results downwards as the result of fraudulently filed invoices under an account receivable programme for oil services company Oceanografia.
