Deutsche Bank
Russian exchanges energise market with power contract launch
Russia forges a stronger foothold in the global power markets, after two exchanges team up to launch a power futures contract
Deutsche Bank adds five to wealth unit in Hong Kong
German bank moves to increase its private banking coverage for North Asia
New short-bond ETFs facilitate interest rate hedging and directional views
Deutsche Bank has listed short-bond ETFs on the London Stock Exchange as an interest rate hedge or for taking directional views on UK and US sovereign debt
Jain takes sole charge of Deutsche’s investment banking division
Cohrs' retirement leaves Jain in pole position to succeed Ackermann, say analysts.
Capital protection retains its allure in Switzerland, SSPA
Investors continue to buy capital-protected products, but shy away from leverage.
Senate upholds EPA carbon regulation powers
The US Senate voted against stripping the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) of its powers to regulate carbon emissions yesterday, and is now set to consider a new energy bill without a cap-and-trade element
Inflation head leaves Deutsche Bank
Options trader also moves on
Daiwa names Kan head of derivatives structuring
The Japanese bank continues to build up its equity and derivatives operation in Hong Kong.
Deutsche Bank boosts bond origination team
Reid Payne, Maryam Khosrowshahi and Anatoli Kossarik join Deutsche Bank’s CEEMEA debt capital markets team.
Doing it for the Kid
If someone could create a short form document of three or four pages that could alert retail investors to the proceeds and pitfalls of a structured product, then regulators could relax, investors could do their own simple risk-reward analysis and product…
German short sell ban snares long euro FX derivatives
Long euro derivatives positions caught up in proposed legislation, while doubts remain over the exemption of market-makers
Sovereign CDSs cause systemic concern
Increased protection selling on sovereigns raises fears about systemic risk
Naked euro currency swaps face same fate as CDSs in Germany
Germany broadens shorting ban scope
Metal mania
China is the world’s fastest-growing consumer of base metals and its appetite for raw materials has resulted in a staggering growth in onshore listed derivatives. But its relevance to the institutional markets is still limited. Georgina Lee reports
Deutsche Bank halted sovereign CDS trading after Bafin ban
The German bank was not the only dealer to have temporarily put a stop to eurozone sovereign credit default swap trading
