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SPA predicts 40% US market rise for 2006

The New York-based Structured Products Association (SPA) is preparing its final assessment of the business year. And according to its chairman, Keith Strycula, it looks like 2006 sales figures will be 40% above 2005 figures.

Editorial comment: Questioning advertising methods

A number of years ago I must have registered my details at www.primelocation.com . The portal is probably one of the most widely used ways of browsing what’s up for sale or rent in the UK property market (apparently the site currently provides access to…

EIIB hires for new Bahrain office

The London-based European Islamic Investment Bank (EIIB) has hired Toby Lanyon as general manager for its newly opened Bahrain office. Lanyon joins from Nomura Investment Banking in Bahrain where he was head of equity derivatives marketing, Middle East.

RBS pushes further into Europe

UK banking group Royal Bank of Scotland has continued its aggressive push into Europe with the release of new products for the Swedish and German markets.

DDQ raises participation rates for commodity products

In an unusual move Dawnay Day Quantum (DDQ), the UK specialist investment manager, has raised participation rates in the latest issue of its Protected Commodities Turbo Series, over and above what was promised in the offer period.

NDF hires Jim Goddard-Jones

NDF Administration, a UK structured products distributor, has hired Jim Goddard-Jones as structured products director, a newly created position. Goddard-Jones was previously head of Bristol & West's third party distribution business.

SGX, SPH and FTSE sign MOU for Singapore

The Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX), Singapore Press Holdings Group (SPH) and the FTSE Group (FTSE) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to create a suite of equity indexes for the Singapore market.

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