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DrKW gets five-day OTC derivatives trading ban in Japan

Japan's financial market regulator, the Financial Services Agency (FSA), has suspended Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (DrKW) from trading over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives for five days. This follows an inspection that resulted in claims the German bank…

Static data moves forward

Firms tackling high-speed and information-intensive tasks such as straight-through processing or risk management without accurate instrument and counterparty reference data may be taking enormous operational and credit risks. Clive Davidson reports on…

DrkW boosts data services with PFS deal

Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (DrKW), the investment banking arm of Dresdner Bank, has signed a licensing agreement with PFS Trader Tools to use its DS2000 gateway for real-time data dissemination from its London, Frankfurt, Singapore and New York…

DrKW hires global equities director in Tokyo

Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (DrKW) has hired Hiroyuki Uno as director and senior marketer of global equities in Tokyo. He will head a team of derivatives marketers that will primarily focus on marketing equity derivatives products to financial…

DrKW steps up equity derivatives effort in Asia

Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (DrKW), the investment banking arm of Germany’s Dresdner Bank and part of the Allianz group, has made its first major hire following a major restructuring of its Asian operations last year. The bank named James Hong, an…

Op risk modelling evolves

Operational risk is devilishly difficult to model, but dealers and software vendors are making headway. Automated op risk reporting, profiling and sophisticated operational value-at-risk (VAR) modelling are finally beginning to catch-on in banks.

Commerzbank loses head of alternative investment unit

Kevin Ferro, formerly head of Commerzbank’s New York-based Alternative Investment Strategies (AIS) unit, has left the firm, along with five members of his team. A Commerzbank spokesperson in New York said that Ferro and his colleagues have set up a new…

Will Germany scupper Basel II?

How real is Germany’s threat to veto the proposed Basel II bank capital accord if the country fails to get the concessions it wants on the accord’s treatment of bank lending to small to medium-sized companies (SMEs)?

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