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Allen & Overy reorganises in Asia

Law firm Allen & Overy has further broadened its derivatives and structured finance group in Hong Kong and China with partners Paul Cluley and Joseph Tse and associates Fion Ha, Karen Lee and Joanna Chan.

Allen & Overy expands Chinese derivatives team

Allen & Overy is to continue the expansion of its team covering derivatives in Hong Kong and on the Chinese mainland. The international legal firm said the development of the derivatives market in China had led to an increased demand for specialised…

Credit Suisse expands de Boissard's role to include forex

Credit Suisse has expanded Gael de Boissard's position to include management of its global foreign exchange sales and trading business, in addition to his current role as co-head of fixed income for Europe at the bank’s London office.

GFI launches dry freight physicals desk

GFI has hired four brokers for its new dry freight physicals desk in London. The New York-based inter-dealer broker expects the desk to become operational during the second quarter and said it will complement its established business in dry freight…

UK PPF chief quits

Myra Kinghorn, chief executive of the UK Pension Protection Fund, has resigned and will leave the firm within the next three months.

Deutsche Bank hires UBS mortgage unit

Deutsche Bank Securities has hired three New York-based mortgage specialists from UBS – Troy Dixon, Keith Willard, and Cyle Berwanger. The new hires will expand the firm’s pass-through mortgage trading group in its global markets division, with Dixon…

FSA simplifies training and competence rules

The UK Financial Services Authority has confirmed that its detailed rules on training and competence (T&C) will not apply from next year to those individuals in financial firms who deal only with wholesale or non-private customers.

Primus hires McLendon

Primus Guaranty, a credit derivatives boutique, has hired Charles McLendon as president of asset management - a newly created role at the company.

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