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Charles Chiang, former director and head of equity derivative flow trading at Citigroup in Hong Kong, has rejoined JPMorgan to work in a senior delta 1 trading position, also in Hong Kong.
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Law firm Linklaters has appointed Neil Miller as global head of Islamic finance, based in Dubai. Miller joins from KPMG, having served there as a partner and global head of Islamic finance. He brings over 20 years of experience to the new role.
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The industry is concerned that product intervention rules will have a detrimental effect on innovation and may risk in firms limiting their offerings to vanilla products.
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Law firm Latham & Watkins has appointed Amar Meher as counsel in the finance department of its Riyadh office overseen by partner Salman Al-Sudairi.
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At least one bank is publicly proclaiming what many others have been talking about privately in the wake of tighter U.S. regulations. Frank Pucci, a senior compliance official at ANZ, told an Asian conclave this week that his firm is really benefiting from having full access to the U.S. markets, yet is able to attract business from non-U.S. counterparties in Asia who want to avoid compliance with Dodd-Frank.
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Japan and Australia will become the two largest central clearing markets in the Asia Pacific region when client clearing rules are implemented there sometime in early 2014, according to speakers at the Futures and Options World Derivatives World Asia conference in Hong Kong today.
