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Merrill continues to shake up senior management

Ahmass Fakahany, Merrill Lynch’s co-president and chief operating officer, is about to retire, leaving on February 1. Fakahany joined the bank in 1987 and has served in a variety of senior roles, including as vice-chairman and chief administrative…

New CEO for Bear Stearns Securities Corporation

Michael Minikes has been named chief executive officer of Bear Stearns Securities Corporation (BSSC), which conducts Bear Stearns’ clearing operations. Robert Upton will assume the title of treasurer of the New York-based parent organisation The Bear…

Credit Suisse names Varvel CEO of EMEA

Credit Suisse Group has appointed Eric Varvel chief executive officer of the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region. In this role, he will be based in London and report to Brady Dougan, chief executive of Credit Suisse. Varvel will also become a…

Darras named Isda's general counsel, Americas

The International Swaps and Derivatives Association (Isda) has appointed Katherine Tew Darras as its general counsel, Americas, and head of equity, foreign exchange and interest rate legal. In her new role, she reports to David Geen, Isda’s general…

Credit Suisse boosts equity derivatives in Germany

Credit Suisse has appointed Oliver Groeteke, Wolfgang Faust and Dirk Bombe to add to its equity derivatives sales team in Frankfurt. The three new staff arrive from Deutsche Bank, where they worked on the institutional equity derivatives sales desk,…

Questions remain over SG rogue trader

In a conference call this morning, Société Générale's chairman, Daniel Bouton, attempted to explain how the bank came to suffer losses of almost €5 billion from a single rogue trader on its equity index futures desk, but left many questions unanswered.

Man Investments opens Singapore office

Man Investments, a London-headquartered alternative investments manager with $71 billion under management, today opened an office in Singapore. Tim Peach, head of sales for South-east Asia, will relocate from Hong Kong to lead the Singapore team.

Calyon names credit head

Neal Neilinger has joined Calyon in London as global head of the credit business, part of the bank's debt and credit markets division. He will report to the global head of debt and credit markets, Jim Siracusa.

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