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ETF provider of the year – db X-trackers
Asia Risk Awards 2012 winner: db X-trackers – ETF Provider of the Year
Asia Risk Awards 2012 winner: Deutsche Bank – Prime Broker of the Year
Deutsche Bank has stood out for the strength and range of its asset-liability management (ALM) and insurance coverage work. During the past year, these teams have come up with innovative solutions to...
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Awards 2012: Best bank, longevity risk: Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank has demonstrated its expertise in longevity risk management, with major transactions completed in the last year. In February 2012, it completed a swap transaction that hedged risk on €12 billion (£9.5 billion) for Dutch insurer Aegon,...
Loh Boon Chye joins BAML to head Asia global markets
Ex-head of corporate and investment banking at Deutsche Bank Asia-Pacific switches to Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Risk South Africa Rankings 2012
As the deadline for mandatory central clearing of standardised over-the-counter derivatives draws nearer, South African dealers and regulators face some major infrastructure questions. However, the uncertainty is not reflected in the results of this year’s...
People: New roles for Amrolia and Rodgers in Deutsche reshuffle
Markets group at Deutsche gets new cross-asset electronic trading unit, led by Zar Amrolia; Knight Capital responds to rogue algo loss by naming new CRO; listed derivatives co-head leaves Morgan Stanley; Nomura loses Fares, names Downey sole head of equity...
Deutsches Risk Rankings 2012
Regulatory change and the stop-start eurozone crisis have made the last 12 months difficult for Germany's derivatives market. Despite those headwinds, Deutsche Bank managed to retain top spot in this year's rankings, narrowly ahead of Commerzbank
Scoach and Euwax feel the pressure
Low initial listing fees and heavy use of over-the-counter trading platforms are squeezing profitability for the structured products segments on the Frankfurt and Stuttgart stock exchanges. Michael Marray finds out how they are responding
People: Chan stays as Asia structured products head at Deutsche following...
RBS merges investor products and non-linear trading; Arbuthnot Latham bolsters wealth management; Coutts hires Asia risk chief in Hong Kong; BlackRock hires Hardy in Hong Kong; Natixis goes to Seeyond
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