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SocGen launching tradeable CDS index

Société Générale is launching a tradeable credit derivatives index, dubbed Credindex. The new index aims to simplify the process of investing in credit derivatives, to appeal to retail clients who are underinvested in the asset class.

SG names Seyer as new chief of Lyxor

Société Générale has appointed Laurent Seyer as the new chief executive of its asset management arm Lyxor. He takes over from Eric Personne, who will join the alternative exotic trading desk in the French dealer’s corporate and investment banking…

SG expands structured credit team with Morgan Stanley hire

Tony Venutolo has joined Société Générale as an executive director of the investment bank’s structured credit product group in London. He will take charge of co-ordinating marketing and product development within the structuring team.

SG names new research chief

SG has named Benoit Hubaud head of foreign exchange and interest rate strategy research, in addition to his previous responsibility as head of credit research.

SG's Raphael Blot departs

Raphael Blot, head of equity derivatives and structured products at SG Securities in Hong Kong, has left the bank.

Playing catch-up

The back office has found it difficult to keep up with front-office trading, prompting a warning by the FSA over the level of unsigned confirmations in the credit derivatives market earlier this year. Banks are now looking to improve the automation of…

SG boosts European rates sales

Société Générale has hired Jan de Bondt and Ian Morgan in rates sales as the bank looks to expand its European footprint in the rates business.

RBS beefs up equity derivatives distribution

The Royal Bank of Scotland has raided its rivals’ sales desks by hiring three directors in equity derivative sales to cover Germany, Italy and Scandinavia. The move signals the Edinburgh-headquartered bank’s intent on improving its distribution…

A place on the grid

A growing number of banks have implemented grid technology for their risk management and derivatives trading businesses, allowing them to borrow spare capacity from dormant computers to process complex tasks in a fraction of the time. By Clive Davidson

SG boosts German equity derivatives sales

Société Générale has hired Michael Gypkins, Björn Seifert and Heiko Schömbs as senior equity derivatives salesmen in Frankfurt. The three had worked for Citigroup in similar positions and will start in their new roles on April 1.

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