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  • At first glance, it is not the right time to leave the safety of a large corporation to start up a business alone. But that is exactly what a number of financial professionals are now doing.
  • Don’t just blame the locals: these are age-old derivatives-based losses.
  • Hedge funds and banks are backing out of film financing deals because of liquidity issues.
  • If the stimuli work, it will be inflation, if not deflation. Not a nice choice and a daunting, if not impossible task for central bankers to navigate between them.
  • Forest City Ratner is shopping a leasehold interest in Harlem Center, a 274,000-square-foot retail and office condo complex in Manhattan. Cushman & Wakefield has the listing.
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  • At the beginning of the year Kuwait’s biggest investment company, Global Investment House, announced that it had defaulted on about $2.5 billion in debt. It became the first big financial institution in the Gulf to default since the credit crisis began. In an exclusive interview its chairwoman Maha Al Ghunaim tells Dominic O’Neill how she plans to turn the company’s fortunes around.
  • Back in the 1980s, when I was trading spot FX for Midland, it was clear to me that as well as making money, one of our major aims was to keep the bank’s name in the market. FX was then an almost completely off-balance sheet product, and the consequence was that a group of young traders were wound up and let loose. Looking back, I wish I knew then what I know now.
  • It may be an age thing, but I really don’t understand what all the fuss is about Twitter and tweets, even though I do apparently have my own account, which has – amazingly – attracted a few followers. I just don’t see the need to be informed when a celebrity walks down the street, gets stuck in a lift, or has a game of golf. But apparently other people do – including many people working in financial markets.
  • The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has released the results of a survey of derivatives usage by the world’s 500 largest companies. This found that 94% of them use derivatives to manage and hedge their business and financial risks.
  • Things may be picking up.
  • One senior FX player showed he is not as big and tough as many of his subordinates think this week.