Duncan Wood
Risk awards 2012
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Market participants have endured a 12-month period of dramatic upheaval. Despite the challenges they faced, some companies managed not just to survive but to thrive – and helped clients to do so, too....
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JP Morgan is not the world’s most popular bank. Its chief executive, Jamie Dimon, spent 2011 jousting with regulators – including his now-famous cross-examination of Federal Reserve chairman, Ben Bernanke,...
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Lance Uggla, chief executive of Markit, pauses a moment and opens a door: “You should see this,” he says. It’s impossible to know what lies behind that door, but the financial information services...
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Commodity and energy derivatives house of the year: JP Morgan
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Big derivatives market-makers invariably have complementary strengths in the underlying asset class – big interest rate swap players also underwrite debt and trade bonds, for example. The same principle applies to commodity derivatives, but is much...
Corporate risk manager of the year: Rolls-Royce
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Corporate derivatives users had nothing to do with the financial crisis, but – much to their dismay – quickly found themselves caught up in post-crisis attempts to rebuild the over-the-counter market. They had to respond equally rapidly or live with...
Sovereign risk manager of the year: Dutch State Treasury Agency
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It is not an easy time to be a European debt issuer. In the last weeks of 2011, Germany saw bids at its November 23 auction fall 35% short of the maximum planned issuance, Standard & Poor’s warned that 15 eurozone countries – including AAA-rated France...
National interests threaten reform agenda
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Towards the end of the classic 1933 version of King Kong, a huge ape is brought into the heart of New York, breaks his chains and escapes into the city streets, swatting aside cars, police, pedestrians and even an elevated train. This could be an allegory...
People: Luc François leaves Morgan Stanley
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Morgan Stanley's head of equity derivatives leaves the firm; UBS's Clarke joins Goldman; Barclays Capital names new equity derivatives trading head for Europe; LCH.Clearnet makes hires for CDS business and compliance role
OECD debt offices call for derivatives collateral debate
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New report calls for debt offices to weigh the pros and cons of two-way collateral and clearing
MF Global: lessons for OTC from a futures clearing calamity
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Writing to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) in November 2010, the general counsel of MF Global highlighted what the firm saw as a key risk in the shift to central clearing for over-the-counter derivatives – the danger that smaller firms...
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