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Holterman to lead Wells Fargo derivatives team

Wells Fargo has promoted Gordy Holterman to head of financial products trading, in charge of all the derivatives operations of its securities investment group division. Holterman will report to head of strategic investment David Weber.

Living with recognition

Under new accounting rules implemented this year, the majority of Europe's asset-backed securities transactions will now have to be recognised on balance sheet. Will this lead to a drop in securitisation volumes? Duncan Wood reports

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…

Axiom risks dissolution over dispute

Two of the three founders of New York-based derivatives broker Axiom Global Partners have moved to have the firm dissolved, in the latest part of a power struggle that appears to have caused the bulk of its staff to resign. The move follows an earlier…

Deutsche hires Nam for MBS trading

Keeyeol Nam, formerly a senior vice-president at RBS Greenwich Capital, has joined Deutsche Bank as a director responsible for mortgage derivatives trading.

US equity derivatives team quits Morgan Stanley

Nine members of Morgan Stanley’s US equity derivatives and structured product team quit to join Wachovia today. They join part of a staffing exodus from the US investment bank that its senior executives hope will be stemmed by yesterday’s resignation of…

RBS makes senior rates hire

Royal Bank of Scotland’s financial markets division has appointed Chris Fleming as head of rates flow and liquid products sales.

Freight looks forward

Freight derivatives are increasingly seen as a key risk management tool. Banks and hedge funds are also trading them. But will the growth in liquidity continue, or is this another false start for the market? Stella Farrington reports

Stateside summit

Adding to the success of Energy Risk Europe in March, last month’s Energy Risk USA conference raised some lively debate. ERM, credit risk and the problems facing quant analysts were among the hot topics. Oliver Holtaway reports

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