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As systemic risk concerns resurface, Gerald Corrigan, co-chair of Goldman Sachs’ firm-wide risk committee, has revived an industry group formed after the LTCM debacle. By Navroz Patel

BGI hires in fixed income ahead of hedge fund launch

Barclays Global Investors (BGI), the San Francisco-based asset management arm of Barclays Bank, has made four hires in its fixed-income department in anticipation of the launch of new long/short fixed-income products fund.

Goldman loses CDO co-head to Deutsche

Deutsche Bank has hired Michael Henriques as a managing director responsible for origination, structuring and risk management of principal finance opportunities within its special situations group (SSG).

Deutsche Bank boosts SSG

Deutsche Bank has appointed Michael Henriques, formerly of Goldman Sachs, as a managing director within its special situations group (SSG).

Finding the right CIO

The position of chief information officer (CIO) has in recent years become one of the keys to a financial institution's ability to align its technology with its business objectives. Marcello Mosca explains the criteria against which CIOs are evaluated

Icap-Hyde hires Toyne to head tanker FFA broking

Icap-Hyde, a London-based joint forward freight and shipping derivatives-broking venture between broker Icap and shipping broker JE Hyde, has added to its team. Simon Toyne has joined as director of tanker forward freight agreements (FFAs), responsible…

Sponsor's article > The dangers of complexity

The dramatic financial market changes of the past 20 years have introduced daunting complexity into the system. Much of this complexity is the necessary consequence of valuable innovations. David Rowe argues, however, that complexity for its own sake is…

Options traders top pay bracket

UK forex options dealers raked in the largest pay packets this year, with total packages averaging more than £500,000, according to a survey by City-based executive search firm, Napier Scott.

RBS hires five in derivatives sales team

RBS Greenwich Capital, the Connecticut-based fixed income business of the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), has made five new hires for its North American financial institutions and corporate sales teams.

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