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NumeriX hires BGM co-creator

NumeriX, the cross-asset derivatives pricing software vendor based in New York, has hired Dariusz Gatarek as director of quantitative research in its London office.

AIG to form cross-border op risk sub-group

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision's Accord Implementation Group (AIG) will shortly form a sub-group to focus on cross-border op risk issues, according to several regulatory sources. Regulators and the industry are pressing for a greater role in…

FOA close to releasing UK power trading guidelines

The UK Futures and Options Association (FOA) says it is close to releasing final drafts of guidelines on various areas of the UK power market. The problem areas identified by the FOA's Power Trading Forum (PTF) are reference pricing, credit risk…

Bank One casualties emerge

The first casualties from JP Morgan Chase’s upcoming purchase of Bank One – due to complete on July 5 – emerged last week with the news that both the Chicago-based bank’s foreign exchange heads in London are leaving, according to RiskNews’ sister…

DrKW recruits corporate repo and collateral trader

Glenn Handley has joined German investment bank Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein from Barclays Capital to work within the credit financing and collateral trading (CFCT) team, part of the short-term products and treasury group in London.

A Fine Spring

The UK’s Financial Services Authority is targeting banks that are lagging on their anti-money laundering efforts.

No More Fake IDs

As the economy recovers, financial firms are looking for technical advantages that increase top-line revenues as well as manage costs.

Broker Prebon hires Innogy coal trader

London-based broker Prebon may have failed in its bid to lure three coal traders from fellow broker Icap, but it is continuing to build a coal team. In mid-May, Sharon Millar, who previously traded paper and physical coal at UK utility RWE Innogy, joined…

Deutsche loses top LatAm derivatives marketers

Deutsche Bank has lost two of its top derivatives marketers for Latin America. Hugo Faria, head of Latin American derivatives marketing and Mauricio Esquenazi, Faria’s deputy, have left for UBS and Credit Suisse First Boston, respectively.

Sarbanes-Oxley: The costly road to compliance

Some companies are looking to get a better return on their investment in Sarbanes-Oxley compliance by making it part of a larger exercise that looks at firm-wide processes and controls, and not just those surrounding financial reporting, writes Clive…

Prebon sets up coal desk

London-based broker Prebon may have failed in its bid to lure three coal traders from fellow broker Icap, but it is continuing to build a coal team. In mid-May, Sharon Millar, who previously traded paper and physical coal at UK utility RWE Innogy, joined…

Analysts learn to live with CP-205

The Financial Services Authority’s (FSA) new rules governing conflicts of interest in investment research could spawn a cottage industry in interior design tailored for research teams in dire need of CP-205 compliant office layouts. The CP-205 working…

Forex forwards head leaves Citigroup

Vincent de Lorenzo, head of foreign exchange forwards trading at Citigroup in New York, left the bank earlier this month, a source at Citigroup told RiskNews' sister publication, FX Week .

IIF comments on recent Basel announcement

The Institute of International Finance (IIF), a global association of financial institutions, issued a statement yesterday welcoming the proposals that the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision published the day before, but also noted that more work…

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