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London HSBC employee jailed for using 7/7 victim’s account
LONDON – An HSBC employee in London of has been sentenced for two years for stealing from the account of a man killed in the July 7, 2005 terrorist bombings in London. Anthony Fatayi-Williams was killed...
The global retail structured products market made a strong comeback at the end of last year, is poised to return to previous levels and may even grow in the near future, according to research by Greenwich...
Stakeholders in the Asian recovery have a nervous eye on the region’s central banks for signs as to when interest rates will rise this year – something that could weigh on equity returns and devalue...
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HSBC trades kickstart currency options market in Bangladesh
HSBC has carried out what it says are the first option trades on the Bangladeshi taka. The bank acted on behalf of local garment exporter Viyellatex and Coats Bangladesh, the local unit of a UK-based supplier of yarn and other raw materials. The trades...
HSBC splits vanilla from exotics, removing Police’s role
HSBC Global Markets has restructured its derivatives sales in London, aligning its flow sales with equity sales and separating out its exotics business. Amilcare Police, previously head of vanilla and exotics sales remains at the bank but not as the London-based...
HSBC appoints Fung to Asia-Pacific role
HSBC has appointed Anita Fung as head of global banking and markets, Asia-Pacific. Fung has been with HSBC since 1996 and has held a number of different roles, all based in Hong Kong. She adds responsibility for global banking to her previous role as...
US Wrap: Wells Fargo links accelerated growth to ETF
For the first time in 2010, an accelerated growth product has been linked to the Market Vectors Gold Miners exchange-traded fund (ETF), which is typically an underlying for reverse convertible structures. The investment has been structured by Wells...
Legal & General targets UK advisers with FTSE link
Legal and General (L&G) has launched two structured products linked to the FTSE 100 index targeted at independent financial advisers in the UK. The capital-at-risk products have been created in partnership with HSBC Global Markets. The five-and-a-half-year...
Interest rates call
HSBC is offering US investors a 10-year investment in interest rates that pays 7% in year one and potentially as much in following years. The product is wrapped in a certificate of deposit, but investors may lose out if HSBC exercises its call at five...
Goldman Sachs tops Energy Risk/Risk commodity rankings 2010
Goldman Sachs has reclaimed the top spot as best overall energy dealer, in the Energy Risk/Risk commodity rankings 2010, relieving Morgan Stanley of its two-year reign at number one.
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