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In this week’s round up of offshore renminbi news, UOB launches in the Shanghai FTZ, regulators sign MOUs with Malaysia and Guernsey, and the FSDC explores ways to keep Hong Kong top in CNH.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission’s announced investigation into J.P. Morgan’s hiring in Hong Kong is rubbing market participants the wrong way – and for good reason.
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Mark Kitchen is leaving the corporate debt capital markets team of HSBC in London to join the equivalent group at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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Following Lehman Brothers' collapse, rival investment banks are cherry-picking the carcass for talented staff. But the longer term ramifications are ominous. The bank was heavily involved in credit derivatives, and its demise will sour confidence in structured products and derivatives. Naomi Rovnick, Ruth David, Pamela Tang, and Richard Morrow report.
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Bankruptcies of this size are just not supposed to happen. At 5.30am London time this Monday, Lehman Brothers — one of the remaining investment banking giants of Wall Street — announced it was filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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Barclays Capital provided a small glimmer of hope for the thousands of Lehman Brothers staff in Asia this morning, with the news that it may acquire some of the bankrupt firm’s Asian operations. But some warned that Lehman’s Asian capital markets business may not be Barcap’s number one priority.
