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NAB releases Apra report

National Australia Bank has unexpectedly released in full a report by Australia’s banking regulator, the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (Apra), on the A$360 million options trading debacle.

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Cases of insolvencies, losses and internal frauds have been increasing of late. As a result, the question is asked more and more often whether such cases could have been avoided with better governance of companies or a clearer organisational handbook. In…

Seven leave Dresdner in FX flight

Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein in London is facing an exodus of staff from foreign exchange, with at least seven leaving the bank in London and New York in the past month, reports Risknews’ sister publication FX Week .

Lehman raids Merrill team

Lehman Brothers has raided rival investment house Merrill Lynch for a team of three foreign exchange options dealers in London, sources close to the bank told Risknews’ sister publication FX Week .

Deutsche in FX drive

Deutsche Bank has named Gordon Wallace and Nitin Gulabani as co-heads of global foreign exchange trading.

Larsen bows out of Icor

Jeff Larsen, founder of the online electronic inter-dealer broker Icor, has sold his remaining stake in the business and is stepping down as its chief executive.

US salaries moderately up

Foreign exchange dealers in the US saw slight increases in their wages this year, according to a new salary survey out this month, reports Risk’s sister publication, FX Week .

NAB publishes report on options losses

The National Australia Bank (NAB) has published a report on the A$360 million ($262 million) options trading scandal, which blames weaknesses in risk management controls and inadequate management supervision for the losses.

Statoil and Alex Kvaerner swap chief executives

Helge Lund has joined Norwegian energy company Statoil as chief executive, replacing acting CEO Inge Hansen. Hansen replaces Lund as CEO of one of three divisions of newly restructured Norwegian industrial group Aker Kvaerner.

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