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UBS hires forex strategist in London

Mark McFarland has joined the foreign exchange strategy team at UBS in London as a senior strategist, a spokesperson for the bank told Risk’s sister publication FX Week .

UBS hires Latin American trading head

Ron Goldshmidt has joined UBS's fixed income, rates and currencies division at Stamford, Connecticut, in the newly created position of head of Latin American trading.

BMA creates distressed debt committee

The Bond Market Association (BMA) has formed a new committee to deal with industry issues related to the trading of distressed debt. The move is aimed at creating a common set of trading protocols to facilitate the continued growth of the market –…

Barcap nabs Citigroup equity derivatives salesman

Barclays Capital, the investment banking division of Barclays Bank, has appointed Andrew Stonely from Citigroup as a director in equity derivatives sales. He will be responsible for developing the European equity derivatives flow business.

Barrier to entry

Bank of America and UBS are still trying to overcome obstacles that could prevent them entering physical power trading in the US. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission regulations represent the biggest obstacle. Paul Lyon reports

UBS Warburg to join CJ 50 index

UBS Warburg has become the fifth credit derivatives dealer to contribute to the CJ 50 index, a joint venture product that tracks Japan's 50 most liquid credit default swaps.

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…

UBS: QIS3 results in increased capital, is not "fair"

UBS, the Switzerland-based financial institution, says its overall capital will increase under the Basel Accord revisions, as currently outlined in the third quantitative impact study (QIS3). In addition, other institutions have had the same results, the…

Credit and credibility

Credit risk modellers have made giant strides, but they still have to convince regulators that they can make the world a safer place.

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