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Barclays Wealth adds Bansal

Satya Narayan Bansal has joined Barclays Wealth as head of its onshore private banking business in India, moving from ICICI’s Singapore-based private banking business where he was head for South East Asia.

EU Commissioner praises Basel II

Charlie McCreevy, European Commissioner for Internal Market and Services, said that carefully-crafted regulation such as Basel II should be viewed as “a powerful tool to extract the best from globalisation”.

Nasdaq to implement ETF market

Nasdaq will implement its own ETF market, including exchange traded funds and index-lined notes, in the third quarter of 2007. The exchange submitted proposed rules to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) relating to DLPs and Qualified Securities…

In good wealth

Marcel Rohner has been named chief operating officer at UBS, and has been replaced as chairman and CEO of wealth management and business banking by Raoul Weil. Rohner, who has been a member of the group executive board since 2002 and was named deputy…

Fortis nabs Schroders’s Theisinger

Fortis Investments has hired Martin Theisinger as its head of client relationship management for Germany, Austria and Central Europe. Theisnger joins from Schroder Investment Management, where he was a managing director for Germany, Austria and CEE.

Nasdaq Introduces ETF Market

US stock exchange Nasdaq will launch the Nasdaq ETF Market in the third quarter of 2007. The market is designed specifically for exchange traded funds (ETFs) and index-linked notes.

JP Morgan gets Savary

Carole Savary has joined JP Morgan as an executive director and head of cross-asset Structured Investments Distributor Marketing (SIDM) for France, Belgium and Luxembourg.

CEIOPS publishes report on convergence

The Committee of European Insurance and Occupational Insurance Supervisors has published its interim report on supervisory convergence in the insurance and occupational pensions industries.

FSA criticises subprime industry

The Financial Services Agency (FSA), the UK industry regulator, has found that lenders and intermediaries inadequately assessed and monitored their subprime loan customers.

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