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JP Morgan Chase names Wilson chief risk officer

JP Morgan Chase today announced that Don Wilson, currently co-head of credit and rate markets, will become the bank’s chief risk officer (CRO) upon the retirement of Marc Shapiro, the bank's current vice chairman and CRO, at the end of September.

GlobeOp grabs JP Morgan/Cygnifi fixed-income software

GlobeOp Financial Services, a risk management, operations and administration service provider to the global funds management community, has bought a risk reporting and valuation analytics library, developed by JP Morgan and its now-defunct technology…

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

Delayed trac-x Europe launches today

Trac-x Europe, part of a family of credit default swap indexes being assembled by JP Morgan Chase and Morgan Stanley, debuted trading today. A funded format is due to start trading the week of June 30. This follows a delay of about six weeks.

Goldman Sachs snares Goh

Albert Goh, JP Morgan Chase’s head of equity derivatives origination for Asia ex-Japan, has been lured away from the bank to join rival Goldman Sachs.

UBS signs up to Mark-it credit pricing service

UBS Warburg has become the latest bank to feed credit price information into UK-based Mark-it Partners' credit database. In return, it will receive quorum price information for cash and derivatives credit instruments based on information provided by a…

Trac-x gains market maker support

BNP Paribas has signed up to make markets in the Trac-x Europe credit default swaps index initiative established by JP Morgan Chase and Morgan Stanley. Other major dealers are also looking into offering market making services in Trac-x products, with…

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