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Chinese banks debut with renminbi securitisations

China Construction Bank (CCB) and China Development bank (CDB) have kicked off the first securitisation schemes by Chinese banks, with CCB issuing RMB3 billion ($373 million) worth of residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) and CDB issuing RMB4.18…

Hong Kong SFC’s Au-Yang to step down

Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) said its chief operating officer, Peter Au-Yang Cheong-yan, would be leaving next year when his contract expires.

Fed fines ABN Amro $80 million

The US Federal Reserve has ordered ABN Amro to pay $80 million in fines for lacking adequate risk management that could identify money laundering activities in its overseas branches. According to the order released on December 19, the Amsterdam-based…

BNP Paribas sets up soft commodites team

BNP Paribas has hired seven ex-Refco employees to build its worldwide presence in the soft futures market, and the Paris-based bank has also become a member of the New York Board of Trade (Nybot).

LSE takeover still deadlocked

London Stock Exchange (LSE) management has again rejected Australian bank Macquarie's takeover bid, which was unchanged from the original offer earlier this month.

GFI hires vom Scheidt from Commerzbank

Interdealer broker GFI has hired Kurt vom Scheidt as a foreign exchange product manager in its data and analytics group of in London as FX product manager. Vom Scheidt joins from Commerzbank in London, where he was global head of markets business…

RTS in hiring drive to boost global sales

German electronic trading software vendor RTS Realtime Systems has hired John Dempsey as business development manager in an effort to expand its business worldwide and boost global sales.

eSignal Europe vice-president defects to TT

Steve Stewart, vice-president and general manager of Interactive Data's eSignal division in Europe, has left the vendor to take up a new role at Chicago-based derivatives trading software vendor Trading Technologies in London.

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