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  • The Royal Bank of Canada has re-established an office in Hong Kong to market foreign exchange and equity derivatives.
  • The Financial Markets Lawyers Group, an advisory group backed by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, plans to examine the implications of an Australian court case on U.S. derivatives law after the U.K. regulator expressed concern.
  • The Belgian regulator is putting domestic institutions at a disadvantage by not implementing a recent European Union directive.
  • Options on the U.S. dollar and Turkish Lira currency pair sold off across the one- to three- month portion of the curve last week, following the publication of the European Union's report into Turkey's accession to the union.
  • Credit-default swap spreads on Rhodia, a French chemicals company, came in 50 basis points to 525bps last week after takeover rumors triggered a flurry of protection holders unwinding their positions, according to traders.
  • Chris Dorfman, head of energy trading at Sempra Energy in London, has left the U.S. merchant energy outfit and is set to resurface at a London investment bank within the next few weeks, say market watchers.
  • Eric Varvel, Asia Pacific head of investment banking at Credit Suisse First Boston, has been appointed to a newly-created investment banking division operating committee and also charged with running a derivatives and structured products group within the investment bank.
  • Robin Marshall, one of JP Morgan's leading European economists, has left to join NCL Smith & Williamson, the UK investment manager, as a fixed income and economic adviser to institutional investors.
  • The $680m revolver for aerospace defence and electronics components manufacturer Meggitt has closed oversubscribed and bank allocations will be scaled back. Mandated lead arrangers are Bank of America, Barclays Capital, BNP Paribas and Danske Bank.
  • MBNA Europe is in the final stages of wrapping up its £325m loan through JP Morgan and Lloyds TSB.
  • Magyar Kulkereskedelmi Bank (MKB), the A2/P-1 rated Hungarian commercial bank, is gearing up to launch the inaugural bond off its prospective Eu1bn EuroMTN programme in the coming weeks.
  • Moody's placed Russia's Baa3 rating on positive outlook on Wednesday, opening the way for an upgrade and highlighting the very different approaches that the rating agencies take to Russia's progress.