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RBC sets up new forex prop desk

Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) set up a new foreign exchange proprietary trading group last week in an attempt to steal a march on its competitors, according to RiskNews’ sister publication FX Week .

SunGard to help Irish companies comply with Basel II

SunGard Trading and Risk Systems, an operating group of US technology company SunGard, has teamed up with Dublin–based software services consulting company Client Solutions to help banks and non-financial institutions across Ireland meet regulatory and…

Ferguson named chairman of FSF

Roger Ferguson, vice-chairman of the Board of Governors of the US Federal Reserve System, was named chairman of the Financial Stability Forum (FSF) today.

Japan’s Resona asks for government bailout

Resona Holdings, Japan’s fifth largest banking group created by the merger of Asahi and Daiwa, has asked the Japanese government for an emergency injection of public funds, following a sharp plunge in its capital reserves. The government bailout,…

Perlin to leave World Bank

Gary Perlin has announced plans to leave his job as chief financial officer of the World Bank, effective June 30, to join Virginia-based credit card giant Capital One Financial as its CFO. The World Bank said that managing director Jeffrey Goldstein will…

Barclays makes new hire for Taiwan

Barclays Capital has appointed Amy Yang as a director in its investment banking division in Hong Kong. Yang will be responsible for providing foreign exchange and liability risk management products to the Taiwan corporate sector.

Kiodex adds more energy forwards curves

Kiodex, a New York-based energy risk management technology company, told delegates at an EPRM congress in Houston yesterday that it will add five new forward curves to its global market data offering.

Icap to broker economic derivatives

Icap has agreed to broker the parimutuel auction-based economic derivatives jointly developed by Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs, the firms announced today. Icap will offer the full range of economic derivatives, including vanilla and digital options and…

Citi has war chest but high standards, CFO says

Citigroup has “stored excess capital” to allow it to make acquisitions during periods when price-earnings multiples in the financial services industry are depressed, as is currently the case, according to Todd Thomson, chief financial officer at the New…

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