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Deutsche Bank reveals role in 9/11 liquidity facility

Michael Reuther, global head of funding at Deutsche Bank, has revealed today how the European Central Bank and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York created an emergency €50 billion ‘synthetic’ liquidity facility in the wake of last year’s World Trade…

Commerzbank credit protection costs double in a week

The cost of credit protection for Commerzbank has nearly doubled over the last week. The widening follows rumours of large credit derivatives trading losses at the German bank and a cut in its long-term credit rating from A to A- yesterday from Standard …

Deutsche appoints head of relative value group in Americas

Deutsche Bank has appointed Erik Falk as head of its global markets division’s Relative Value group sales team, covering all credit products including cash bonds and credit derivatives. The group targets institutional clients including reinsurance…

Implementing Basel II: the practical implications

180 risk professionals gathered in London last month to discuss the practical implications of implementing Basel II. National discretion, economic capital models and data collection and consistency were all hot topics at this PRMIA/ISDA-hosted event.

HSBC sets up NY prop desk

The UK's HSBC has set up a proprieatry foreign exchange trading desk in New York to be run by Dominic Larche.

OpenLink introduces Swift messaging capability

OpenLink, a New York-based trading and risk management software company, has released its Open Settlement Solution - an integrated Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (Swift) messaging capability for its Findur system. Evaluating…

FXall hires marketers from former rival Atriax

Two former employees of defunct multi-bank FX tradingportal Atriax were last week hired by rival portal FXall. Keith Hill joins FXall in London as head of Europe, Middle East and Africa sales, while Michelle Bachmann-Love was made head of North America…

Looking to the new horizon

Can a firm cut costs while increasing operational risk controls? This is just one of the many challenges facing the investment industry.

New credit structures appear in Asia

A handful of banks have begun marketing increasingly complex credit structures to yield hungry institutional investors in Asia, amid low interest rates and under-performing stock markets around the region.

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