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Bank risk manager of the year: Deutsche Bank
Much like the three years preceding it, 2010 blew certain assumptions about bank risk management out of the water. The eurozone sovereign debt crisis that erupted early in the year led to market dislocations...
Inflation desks experienced two extremes in 2010. The market was initially driven by fears about an economic slowdown and Japanese-style deflationary scenario in the US, as well as the escalating sovereign...
Structuring and trading derivatives linked to hedge fund returns used to be big business for banks and investors alike, but the asset class has changed dramatically over the past three years. The poor...
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Derivatives research house of the year: Deutsche Bank
Derivatives research desks are getting used to advising clients on how to avoid disaster. After the subprime crisis in 2007, the collapse of Lehman Brothers the following year and the threat of global recession in 2009, the focus last year was firmly...
Corporate risk manager of the year: BMW
Rising life expectancy is a wonderful testament to giant leaps in medical science and the result of healthier lifestyles, but it’s causing havoc with company pension schemes. According to a report by consultancy firm Lane Clark & Peacock last May, FTSE...
Deutsche Bank lists Europe's first short emerging markets ETF
db x-trackers has listed the MSCI Emerging Market Short Daily Index ETF on the London Stock Exchange and predicts more sector and emerging markets interest this year.
Cloud computing gains traction but doubts remain
Cloud computing has been hailed by its advocates as the ultimate solution for life and pension providers’ irregular requirements for massive computing power. But some in the industry are questioning its usefulness on grounds of security and efficacy....
Deutsche Bank private wealth names head of north Asia client products
Deutsche Bank Private Wealth Management (PWM) has added Tony Tang as head of north Asia client solutions and Eleonore Dachicourt as head of hedge fund sales in Asia as it continues to expand in the region.
Nomura appoints Asia-Pacific head of equity derivatives trading
Nomura has this week named Jean El Khoury as head of equity derivatives trading for the Asia-Pacific region. El Khoury is based in Hong Kong and began work on January 3. He reports to Arnaud Bastit, the firm's head of Asia-Pacific equity trading. In...
Stoxx licenses Europe Christian index to serve as ETF for Deutsche Bank...
Stoxx has licensed its Stoxx Europe Christian index to Deutsche Bank, allowing investors to gain exposure to the underlying in ETF form.
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