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BarCap appoints new FX structuring head for Americas

Barclays Capital has appointed Tim Davenport as managing director and head of FX structuring for the Americas. Davenport joins the bank from Bear Stearns, where he was head of structured derivative products for the past two years.

Deutsche moves Price to US inflation post

Keith Price, currently responsible for UK retail price index trading at Deutsche Bank in London, is moving to the bank's New York office to take over as head of North American inflation trading.

World Energy to host RGGI carbon allowance auction

US online exchange operator World Energy has signed a contract with RGGI Inc – an administrative subsidiary of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) – to host its first auction for regional carbon dioxide (CO2) allowances.

Barcap appoints head of structuring Asia-Pacific

Barclays Capital has appointed Chak Wong as a managing director, head of structuring in investment banking Asia Pacific. Wong, who will lead the Asia Pacific structuring team within investment banking on a cross asset-class basis, will report to Patrick…

RBS strengthens FX and rates exotics in Asia-Pacific

RBS has strengthened both its trading and structuring teams in Asia-Pacific with two senior appointments. Rubin Rajendram joins as head of euro and US dollar rates exotics trading and Richard Summerbell as head of currency structuring for Asia ex-Japan…

Energy Risk’s Asia Awards 2008

The emerging and often illiquid nature of some of Asia’s energy markets has made them a challenging environment in which to work during the credit crunch. Despite this, there are some impressive success stories. Our Asia Awards honour seven companies…

Elmlinger exits Citi

Joe Elmlinger, New York-based head of global equity derivatives at Citi and a director of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, has left the firm.

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