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Axa names fixed-income CIO

Chris Iggo, formerly a senior strategist on the investment strategy team, has been appointed Axa Investment Managers’ chief investment officer of fixed income, a newly created position.

RBS creates FI sales head post for Asia ex-Japan

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has hired Manish Mahajan in a newly created role as head of sales for financial institutions (FI) for Asia excluding Japan. He joins from Deutsche Bank in Singapore, where he was head of rates sales and strategic solutions…

RBS names head of forex trading, Americas

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has appointed Christiane Mandell as head of foreign exchange (forex) and local markets trading for the Americas, based in Greenwich, Connecticut.

Fitch nears end of global CDO review

Almost a year on from its global collateralised debt obligation (CDO) ratings embargo, Fitch Ratings is months away from determining the final status of ratings on hundreds of corporate CDOs.

Washington Mutual drops CEO

Seattle-based Washington Mutual has announced the departure of long-serving chief executive Kerry Killinger.

Fuhr to cover exchange-traded funds at BGI

Deborah Fuhr, who previously headed exchange-traded funds (ETF) research at Morgan Stanley, has joined asset manager and ETF provider Barclays Global Investors (BGI) in a similar role.

US authorities step in to rescue GSEs

The US Treasury and Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) announced on Sunday details of a rescue plan to place the government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac into government conservatorship.

China displaces UK in top five countries for renewables

China has moved into the top five most attractive countries for renewables investment, knocking the UK to sixth place, according to an Ernst & Young survey. The Energy country attractiveness indices, published by E&Y every quarter, look at a country’s…

BNP creates distressed finance group

BNP Paribas has established a new distressed finance group, to be led by Alain Dib. Dib, previously co-head of European high-yield capital markets, will remain in London.

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