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BoA’s Mooney joins Trafigura

David Mooney has left Bank of America in New York and joined Trafigura, a privately owned Swiss-based commodity trading company with offices in 30 countries. Mooney, former head of commodity derivatives at BoA, joined Trafigura’s London office as head of…

JP Morgan names Standing’s replacement

Tom Hoppe, global chief operating officer (COO) of JP Morgan Chase’s credit and interest rate markets business, will replace Rob Standing as head of the division. Standing is leaving the bank to run the London Diversified Fund, a hedge fund.

SG appoints new head of global forex institutional sales

SG, the corporate and investment banking arm of Société Générale, has appointed Dominick Errichetti, previously head of foreign exchange trading and sales for the Americas, as head of the French bank's global institutional foreign exchange business.

BarCap creates new rates sales position

Barclays Capital has hired Chico Khan-Gandapur as a London-based managing director within its European rates sales team. Gandapur will start work in the newly created role within the next few months, a BarCap spokeswoman said.

Basel's CDO solution

As the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision continues its stately progress towards a revised capital Accord, one area remains under debate: the proposed capital rules for asset securitisations.

Dhown joins Deutsche from JP Morgan Chase

Deutsche Bank has hired Raj Dhown, who previously sold structured interest rate and credit derivatives products at JP Morgan Chase, as head of UK, Scandinavia, Holland and Ireland fixed-income, cash and derivatives marketing.

Driving down fixed costs

Outsourcing could be the key to institutions keeping up with the cost of installing technologies able to cope with CLS, Basel II and STP, and could provide a vital comfort zone in future-proofing your IT.

Merrill boosts structured products team in Asia

Merrill Lynch has bolstered its Asia-Pacific debt markets team with the addition of six new hires around the region. The newcomers will focus on structured products for both asset and liability customers.

Tailoring internal models

Swiss Re's Pablo Koch Medina, Frank Krieter and Stephan Schreckenberg highlight the key features and main limitations of internal risk models for insurers.

Meeting Basel II head on

Regulators are urging banks to update their rating methodologies in preparation for Basel II. Fitch Risk's Treeve Coomber thinks his new product will help to meet this challenge.

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