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Nomura names Adair and Dolan to replace Bouzouba as heads of equities...
Nomura has named John Adair and Paul Dolan as co-head of equities for Asia to replace Rachid Bouzouba, who has left the Japanese securities dealer.
Hong Kong’s financial secretary, John Tsang, unveiled in February plans to issue HK$5 billion–10 billion ($642 million–1.3 billion) of inflation-linked bonds, or iBonds. Inflation bonds offer inflation-adjusted...
Despite objections submitted to the US bankruptcy court from the holders of Lehman Brothers minibonds, the latest resolution effort to reach settlement on the sale of credit-linked notes to retail investors...
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RBS appoints Sherry Liu as China CEO
RBS names Sherry Liu as China chairman and chief executive officer, in a bid to bolster its business in the country.
StormHarbour hires senior execs for Asia business
Aaron Tan, ex-DCM head at Barclays Capital, joins as senior advisor
SFC's Martin Wheatley helps to crack the structured products code
Martin Wheatley, chief executive of Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission, speaks to Richard Jory about structured products and offers his insight into the new laws due to be introduced in the region in 2011. While similarities exist between...
The Lehman Brothers aftermath rolls on
Two years after Lehman Brothers collapsed only now is legislation boosting the protection of retail structured product investors making it to the statute books, and case-by-case litigation continues. By Rebecca Hampson
Offshore renminbi structured notes for Singapore
DBS is the first financial institution to offer renminbi structured notes and unit trust to private banking clients in Singapore. The bank has also drawn up contingency plans to address the policy risk of Beijing changing its mind on the internationalisation...
Hang Seng spies the recovery
As Hong Kong’s retail investor market begins to recover from the damage inflicted by the sale of Lehman Brothers’ Minibonds, Hang Seng Bank has broadened its product mix in response to investor interest in asset classes such as foreign exchange and...
HKMA’s Yuen urges banks to take action now on Basel III LCR; warns of...
Banks should begin preparing in earnest to meet the Basel III liquidity requirements as regulators begin the process of supervising banks’ compliance with the new rules, according to the deputy chief executive of the HKMA.
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