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  • Independent asset manager Henderson Global Investors has announced the hiring of an established FX team, a move it says that recognises the importance of currency as an asset.
  • Hotspot FXi has hired Joseph Gelsomino as director, institutional sales. Gelsomino previously did a long stretch at AIG Financial Products. He will be based in Jersey City and report to Christopher DeFilippo, the company’s global sales head.
  • Banks test ECB rules as their supplies of repoable ABS run dry.
  • The primary market share of the top 10 global debt houses declined considerably in 2008, according to full year figures released by Dealogic. The impact of the financial turmoil, far from concentrating activity in the hands of the biggest players, is apparently leveling the field.
  • Real estate investment trusts’ performance has seen better days. Julian Marshall considers which sectors have problems or potential.
  • As the UK market limps to the end of 2008, property valuations have once again come in for criticism. Opinion differs on whether values dropped too far, too fast or still have some way to go. Has valuers’ reluctance to face up to reality prevented the market from bottoming out and delayed a recovery? Rachel Wolcott reports.
  • Deleveraging is the key word of the moment and there is still a long way to go for banks and hedge funds. Beyond that, the impact in the real economy of the banking crisis is only just starting to appear. The tools at governments’ disposal may not be strong enough to handle the challenge. Is a raft of new regulation inevitable?
  • Outsourcing: Corporates look out for savings
  • Once a property paragon, Singapore’s CapitaLand has been confronted with fundamental questions about the viability of its business model. Will the complex structure that has served it so well ultimately diminish the company’s standing in Asian property? Chris Wright reports.
  • Cash management debate: Know who your friends are
  • Moving from overpriced government bonds to quality corporates, our recommendation last October, is now commonplace. The Madoff scandal has very negative implications for New York and for hedge funds.
  • Firms with large real estate portfolios are turning to specialists to manage their holdings and realize cost savings. Outsourcing is gaining in popularity as the global economy worsens – a boost for those companies up to the task of handling clients’ complex portfolios. Laurence Neville reports.