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A roundup of job moves in banks, regulators, investors and vendors in the Asia region
Steve Ashley has been promoted to global head of fixed income at Nomura, with Georges Assi as his deputy
Nomura hires Christopher Carter in Japan; Société Générale's private banking arm appoints Eric Verleyen and Alexandre Cegarra; Alan Thomas exits Credit Suisse, along with Markus Ammann and Adam Betteridge...
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Low rates to favour equity-linked securities in South Korea this year
The popularity of equity-linked securities is set to remain strong in South Korea as investors seek yield enhancement to combat low interest and deposit rates
Nomura makes senior Asian equity appointments
Nomura hires Christopher Carter as head of equity derivatives Japan, and makes a number of promotions within its Asian equities team
Structured fund investors in Japan shift from currency to alternatives
Japan’s ultra-low rate environment has left many of its investors hungry for decent returns, but some high-yield structured funds involving currency plays have seen unwinding of positions in favour of alternative types of strategies. Sarah Nowakowska...
Nomura appoints new equity derivatives co-head
Japanese bank hires Steven Downey as head of equities trading for Europe, the Middle East and Africa and co-head of derivatives
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Nomura joined the group at the end of August, while Crédit Agricole is expected to join in the first quarter next year - in part a response to regulator criticisms that the group had become too exclusive
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