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RBS hires in structured credit for Nordics

The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has hired Soren Hyldgaard as head of debt markets financial institutions sales for the Nordic region. Soren will report to Al Sinsheimer, head of debt markets financial institutions sales.

S&P launches GCC Sharia Index

Standard & Poor’s (S&P) has launched a fully investable GCC Sharia Index. The S&P GCC Sharia Series captures the largest and most liquid stocks across the GCC. S&P says it will pave the way for the creation of mutual funds, ETFs and structured products…

UBS launches Global Warming Index

UBS Investment Bank has launched the UBS Global Warming Index (UBS-GWI). The UBS-GWI is a tradable benchmark for global investments in the weather derivatives market. It is constructed using liquid, actively traded Heating Degree Day (HDD) and Cooling…

FSA fines Sesame for complaints handling failures

The UK’s Financial Services Authority (FSA) has fined Oxford-based IFA network Sesame £330,000 for failing to treat its customers fairly by not handling complaints concerning Structured Capital At Risk Products (SCARPs) adequately.

Meteor launches Galaxy Protected Commodities Plan in the UK

Meteor Asset Management, a specialist structured products provider in the UK, has launched a four-year protected investment plan linked to a basket of eight equally weighted commodities: aluminium, brent crude, copper, lead, natural gas, nickel, WTI…

Issuance of ETFs on the up, says HKSFC

The number of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) authorised by the Securities and Futures Comission (SFC), Hong Kong’s financial watchdog, has substantially increased. This includes the recent approval of six ETFs, which include the first ETF that tracks an…

Isda AGM: Post-trade processing improves

Post-trade processing of derivatives transactions continues to progress, according to preliminary results of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association’s operations and benchmarking survey. The survey is expected to be published in the coming…

Isda AGM: Trichet calls for more transparency

Greater transparency is needed in the credit derivatives market to allow risk managers to understand the size, distribution and concentration of risks accumulated by participants, according to Jean-Claude Trichet, president of the European Central Bank.

Credit Suisse sells $190 million of CCO notes

Credit Suisse has completed its inaugural global issuance of US$190 million AAA-rated collateralised commodity obligations (CCO) notes. The notes are denominated in US dollar, Euro and Australian dollar, across three and five-year tranches.

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