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ABN hires to expand client coverage in Asia

ABN Amro has appointed George Koo as head of financial institutions and public sector. Koo joins from Barclays Capital, where he was the Asian head of the financial institutions group.

Deutsche appoints head of commodities

Deutsche Bank has appointed David Silbert as global head of commodities. Silbert replaces Mark Ritter, who moved internally to become chief operating officer of global credit trading earlier this year.

Trading Technologies expands team in Asia

Chicago-based trading platform provider Trading Technologies (TT) has made several hires in Asia, following the opening of its Asia-Pacific headquarters in Singapore in July.

The correlation debate

In response to an article on asset value correlations for retail banking portfolios, published in the July issue of Risk, Ashish Dev of KeyCorp argues that the current Basel II rules are slightly too liberal for high-quality credit cards and overly…

The MiFID Threat

Thanks to compliance, many of the European Union’s smaller exchanges now face fresh competition.

Hong Kong SFC appoints chairman

Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has appointed Eddy Fong as chairman with effect from October 20. The position had been vacant since late June, when previous chairman Martin Wheatley became chief executive.

Morley hires sell-side derivatives specialist

London-based Morley Fund Management, the asset management arm of insurance company Aviva, has recruited a sell-side derivatives specialist as it prepares to make greater use of over-the-counter products.

GFI boosts coal derivatives team

US interdealer broker GFI Group has expanded its Newcastle free-on-board (FOB) coal derivatives coverage in London and Singapore. The Singapore desk has been set up to complement the company’s growing physical coal broking business in the Asia-Pacific…

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