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Burke to head Prmia in Chicago

The Professional Risk Managers’ International Association (Prmia) has named Daniel Burke as regional director for its Chicago chapter.

EEX launches daily CO 2 price index

The European Energy Exchange (EEX) will from today publish a reference price for the trade in CO 2 certificates throughout Europe on each trading day. The move comes in preparation for the European Union emissions trading scheme (ETS), which will start…

Shock FX fowards job losses at Tullett

Tullett Liberty has suffered a surprise defeat in the integration of its foreign exchange business with that of rival Prebon Yamane, according to RiskNews ' sister publication FX Week .

Tattersall leaves FSA

Colin Tattersall, head of op risk policy at the UK's Financial Services Authority, has left his post at the supervisor. Market sources say he is set to join the Irish Financial Services Regulatory Authority's Basel II implementation efforts, based in…

Tattersall leaves FSA

Colin Tattersall, head of op risk policy at the UK's Financial Services Authority, has left his post at the supervisor. Market sources say he is set to join the Irish Financial Services Regulatory Authority's Basel II implementation efforts, based in…

Russian derivatives legislation effort stalls

Efforts to fast-track the introduction of new legislation in Russia to provide legal certainty for derivatives contracts appear to have failed, following a hearing on the subject at the Russian Federation state duma on September 27.

NAB makes regulatory commitment

National Australia Bank (NAB) will submit a number of reports to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) as part of its efforts to repair the damage caused by the foreign exchange options scandal that enveloped the company earlier…

Kinder Morgan to buy more refined products terminals

US pipeline operator Kinder Morgan Energy Partners is to buy nine refined-products terminals from Georgia-based Charter Terminal Company and Charter-Triad Terminals for $75 million in cash and assumed liabilities. The deal is expected to close later this…

NAB makes regulatory commitment

National Australia Bank (NAB) will submit a number of reports to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) as part of its efforts to repair the damage caused by the foreign exchange options scandal that enveloped the company earlier…

SG takes role in Chinese capital-guaranteed fund

Chinese fund management firm Harvest has launched the country’s fourth capital-guaranteed fund in conjunction with Shanghai Pudong Development Bank and SG, part of French bank Société Générale. The fund, launched last week, is the first to involve a…

NAB hires group risk chief

National Australia Bank (NAB) has appointed a new group chief risk officer as part of an ongoing drive to improve the company’s risk management practices.

SEC to examine for Basel II compliance, says Donaldson

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is on course to examine investment bank holding companies (IBHCs) for risk-based capital requirements under the new Basel Accord, also known as Basel II, according to SEC chairman William Donaldson.

Duke sells part-built power plant to Nevada Power

The big US energy asset sell-off continued late last week, when Nevada Power Company bought a part-built 1,200 megawatt power plant for $182 million from Duke Energy. North Carolina-based Duke will receive proceeds and tax benefits of $330 million from…

Calpine to provide Newmarket with energy services

Calpine Energy Services (CES), part of California-based power company Calpine Corp, is to provide energy services to Newmarket Services Company. Newmarket is a newly formed subsidiary of New York- and London-based asset acquisition firm MMC Energy and…

CBOT develops liquidity analytics tool

The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) will introduce a new market data display application this week, in an effort to provide greater market transparency and help participants make better intraday trading decisions.

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