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Japanese credit default swaps liquidity dries up

Trading in credit default swaps in Japan remained largely directionless this week in the absence of any significant end-client flow, and amid continued uncertainty regarding the government’s plans for the country’s ailing banks.

DBS pair scoop Asia Risk risk manager of the year award

Two risk managers at the Development Bank of Singapore (DBS) have picked up Asia Risk’s first risk manager of the year award. Oon Kum Loon, who was head of group risk management at the bank until July, and is now chief financial officer, shared the award…

Samsung Securities poaches Goldman specialist Choi

Korea’s Samsung Securities has poached Alex Choi from Goldman Sachs to head its newly established capital markets division in Seoul. Choi was previously executive director for liabilities management at Goldman Sachs in Hong Kong.

Schachter quits Caxton for Sac Capital Advisors

Barry Schachter, a prominent name in the financial engineering industry, has left his position as head of enterprise-wide risk management at hedge fund Caxton Corporation to work for rival Sac Capital Advisors.

Credit Agricole in risk and derivatives hiring spree

French bank Credit Agricole Indosuez has added a number of hires to its fixed-income and risk groups, following the restructuring of its fixed-income department in early September. Marc Romano and Vincent Fleury join the French bank as co-heads of its…

Dynegy exits trading and cuts jobs

Dynegy became the latest big-name US energy company to confirm its withdrawal from the worldwide energy-trading arena in October, as attempts to find a partner for its trading business failed.

Deutsche Bank reveals role in 9/11 liquidity facility

Michael Reuther, global head of funding at Deutsche Bank, has revealed today how the European Central Bank and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York created an emergency €50 billion ‘synthetic’ liquidity facility in the wake of last year’s World Trade…

BIS seeks replacement for Crockett

BASEL - The Bank for International Settlements (BIS), the so-called central bankers' central bank, said in September it had set up a committee to help find a replacement for BIS general manager Andrew Crockett who leaves the bank at the end of March next…

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