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Citibank cut out
The suspension of Citibank’s private banking business by the Financial Services Agency in September has brought to light a catalogue of internal control and governance failures within the bank’s Japanese operations. And with Citi now cut out of the…
We need a Basel Accord that emphasises economic not regulatory capital, says Gilbert
Even before the new Basel Accord, Basel II, is implemented, some risk managers already see a need for a Basel III process to rectify flaws in Basel II.
BNP makes European fixed-income hires
French banking group BNP Paribas has announced two appointments in its fixed-income business servicing German, Austrian and Swiss corporates.
More banks get China derivatives licences
More banks have won approval to trade derivatives onshore in China, with JP Morgan Chase and UFJ among the latest to be given the go-ahead from the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC).
BoA loses French corp sales dealer
Olivier Brouet has left Bank of America (BoA) in London, where he worked in FX sales to French corporates, reports FX Week , Risk ’s sister publication.
JP Morgan backs TradeWeb launch of multi-dealer swaps platform
Thomson TradeWeb will launch a multi-dealer interest rate swaps trading platform in Europe at the beginning of 2005, and has received the support of JP Morgan Chase - the bank that dominated Risk ’s inter-dealer swaps rankings in September
Bank of America replaces securities head
Bank of America has hired Mark Werner from JP Morgan Chase to replace Jon Sandelman as its head of debt and equities division.
The Compliance Pain
Increasing regulatory oversight and static IT budgets create compliance headaches for the CIOs and CTOs of DrKW, Evergreen Investments, and JPMorgan Investor Services.
The Compliance Pain
Increasing regulatory oversight and static IT budgets create compliance headaches for the CIOs and CTOs of DrKW, Evergreen Investments, and JPMorgan Investor Services.
SG expands Italian derivatives business
SG, the investment banking unit of French bank Société Générale, has expanded its institutional derivatives sales force in Italy by merging its equities arm with its interest rate and credit divisions.
Cairn Capital adds asset-backed specialist
Cairn Capital, a London-based advisory and investment firm specialising in structured credit, has hired Jenna Collins as an analyst. Collins, who will join Cairn in November, was an asset-backed securities analyst at Merrill Lynch in London.
Deutsche sues JP Morgan Chase over credit team defections
Deutsche Bank has filed a lawsuit against JP Morgan Chase and two of the German bank's former employees following the defection of senior Deutsche Bank staff to the US bank more than a month ago.
JP Morgan Chase launches Asian currency index
JP Morgan Chase and market data vendor Bloomberg have teamed up to launch a tradable index of currencies from Asian emerging markets.
Deutsche reorganises credit unit after defections to JP Morgan
Deutsche Bank is to reorganise the management of its collateralised debt obligation (CDO) business for the second time in six months. The move comes a month after JP Morgan Chase poached a number of the German bank's senior staff, although a Deutsche…
Seduced by CDOs
The insurance arm of the Italian Post Office has been the country’s leading issuer of capital-guaranteed equity investments based on CDOs – portfolios of securitised debt. But when the underlying CDOs were downgraded, the retail products suffered too
JP Morgan Chase’s Dublon retires
Dina Dublon, chief financial officer at JP Morgan Chase, will leave the bank she has worked at for 23 years. She will be replaced by former Bank One executive, Michael Cavanagh, who is a close associate of Jamie Dimon, the combined group’s chief…
DTCC expands matching and confirmation services
The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC) is to expand its matching and confirmation facility, dubbed Deriv/Serv, to include equity derivatives.
Smothered by red tape
In response to a string of dubious structured finance transactions (remember Enron?), the ever-watchful regulators have proposed a set of guidelines which observers fear could choke the market.
Smothered by red tape
In response to a string of dubious structured finance transactions (remember Enron?), the ever-watchful regulators have proposed a set of guidelines which observers fear could choke the market.
Smothered by red tape
In response to a string of dubious structured finance transactions (remember Enron?), the ever-watchful regulators have proposed a set of guidelines which observers fear could choke the market.
Chinese regulator extends derivatives transition period
The China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) has extended the transition period for its new derivatives licensing regime, giving banks an extra three months to get licences in place that will allow them to trade derivatives onshore.
Foley to launch Gelber foreign exchange desk
Bank One's former forex options chief Justin Foley is joining Gelber Trading, a division of Chicago-based trading firm Gelber Group, to set up a new foreign exchange desk in September, according to RiskNews’ sister publication, FX Week .
GFI launches electronic credit derivatives trading platform
Inter-dealer broker GFI has completed the first stage of its rollout of CreditMatch, its electronic trading platform for credit derivatives.
Barclays Capital builds up global interest rate derivatives desk
UK-based investment bank Barclays Capital has made two new appointments to its interest rate derivatives desk in London to focus on exotic products. Both will take up their posts in September.