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Credit Suisse’s head of Asia equity derivatives sales retires
Min Park, regional head of equity derivatives and convertibles sales, is retiring from his role at Credit Suisse
Bank has not decided whether to sell its book to other dealers
Currently only two Asian currencies figure on international clearing houses’ list of suitable collateral, but with another five CCPs set to be launched around the region the spectrum of instruments used...
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Aircraft and shipping firms are finding it harder to obtain bank loans – in part because of Basel III. Funds and other non-bank lenders are ready to take up some of the slack, but some companies may not be able to access this new source of cash. By...
Palm oil producers look to lock in high prices
With crude palm oil prices rising 30% in the last six months, interest in hedging downside risk from palm oil producers is on the increase. So are producers locking in prices now or waiting for the market to rise even further?
Credible capital: regulators prepare to tackle RWA divergence
The credibility of bank capital has been called into question by the wildly differing risk-weighted asset (RWA) numbers produced by bank models – and the Basel Committee is preparing to launch an investigation. But RWA differences spring from multiple...
Retail Distribution Review holds no fear for Meteor
Ongoing uncertainty in global equity markets coupled with regulatory pressures have been at the heart of many UK distributors’ concerns, but Meteor managing director Graham Devile expects the implementation of the Retail Distribution Review to boost...
Fraud and Financial Crime sponsored Q&A: Detica NetReveal
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Online banking and cyber crime webinar: NICE Actimize
Fraudsters have been just as prepared as banks to make use of the advantages of operating online. A recent online discussion convened by Operational Risk & Regulation looked at how the threat is evolving and what banks can do in response
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