ABN Amro

Nymex reshuffles board

Richard Schaeffer, executive director of global energy futures at Dutch bank ABN Amro, has been appointed vice- chairman of the board of the New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex).

More banks putting capital into research

ABN Amro and Barclays Capital are among the increasing number of banks putting money on their trade recommendations for foreign exchange, reports Risknews’s sister publication FX Week . Both have allocated money to start trading on model portfolios this…

ABN Amro builds in weather derivatives

ABN Amro has hired Henry Kus as director of weather and insurance derivatives. The Dutch bank said it had made the appointment in response to "rapidly increasing" investor demand for weather derivatives products.

ING hires head of financial markets in Taiwan

ING Financial Markets has hired Jeson Yih-Liang Liu, as director and head of financial markets in Taiwan. Liu will report to Percy Rueber, head of financial markets, Asia and Wu Ching-mai, country manager for Taiwan.

ABN Amro shakes up forex division

ABN Amro’s current global head of foreign exchange options, Douglas Bongartz-Renaud, will transfer to a new role in the bank’s wholesale banking business as part of a reorganisation set to take place over the coming months, a source close to the bank…

ABN Amro to go global with Dealstation

Dutch bank ABN Amro is planning a global debut next year for Dealstation, its white-labelled, foreign exchange trading platform, bank officials told RiskNews ' sister publication Trading Technology Week .

People Swaps

ABN Amro hires global energy trading head Dutch bank ABN Amro has hired Jonathan Arginteanu to the newly created positionof senior vice-president and deputy head of global energy trading operationsin New York. He was previously head of rival bank BNP…

Third-party CLS take-up slows

Take-up of the continuous-linked settlement (CLS) service by third-party banks is slowing as a result of time-consuming back-office changes and a waning sense of urgency, CLS project managers told RiskNews ' sister publication, FX Week .

Lessons in loaning

Lenders and borrowers alike are becoming ever more innovative at a worrying time for energy company financing. But will the new ideas catch on? Paul Lyon reports

More power to the banks

Banks now have greater freedom to participate in derivatives markets based on physical commodities thanks to two recent ruling by US regulators. As a result, the balance of power looks set to shift from Houston to New York. By Paul Lyon

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