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China Aviation Oil chief arrested

Chen Jiulin, the suspended chief executive of China Aviation Oil, has been arrested on his return to Singapore early Wednesday as investigations begin into the company’s huge trading losses.

Duke to settle California power crisis allegations

US power company Duke Energy and some of its subsidiaries will pay $207.5 million to settle allegations that it acted improperly during the California power crisis in 2000/2001. The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (Ferc) approved the settlement…

BarCap launches commodity-linked credit product

Fixed-income investors can now make use of a credit instrument that provides access to commodities as an asset class, says Barclays Capital. The investment bank has launched Apollo, a collateralised commodity obligation (CCO), which uses derivatives…

Mirant settles price-reporting charges

A subsidiary of Atlanta-based energy company Mirant has settled charges with the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) of false reporting of natural gas prices. The commission found that Mirant Americas Energy Marketing (MAEM) traders made false…

DrKW replaces hybrid capital head

Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (DrKW) has hired Ronan Donohue as head of hybrid capital to replace Mark Woolley, who quit to join Deutsche Bank in September.

China Aviation Oil suffers $550 million derivatives loss

Singapore-based China Aviation Oil, the supplier of nearly all of China’s jet fuel imports, has racked up $550 million in losses through speculative oil derivatives trades. This has forced the company to seek court protection from creditors while it…

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