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  • The world is starting to resemble a spinning top: one week the markets soar, the next they sink. Even mighty masters of the universe are confused: hedge funds and banks had a dire month in March.
  • Three dangers: credit crisis, recession and inflation. Only the first is being dealt with, and then essentially only in terms of liquidity. Expect a “U”-shaped recession with a long base.
  • Having seen the volume rankings, I can tell you that there are a few surprises.
  • Without giving too much away, I can say that this year’s Euromoney FX Poll is...
  • Last weekend’s G7 meeting has apparently been followed by widespread euro/dollar selling.
  • A piece of academic research from Cambridge University, which examined the hormone levels of a group of male traders, garnered a lot of media coverage this week.
  • RBS has revealed the structure of its FX and fixed-income sales management following the takeover of ABN Amro in an internal memo sent out by Brad Leek, the bank’s global head of fixed income, FX, and prime brokerage sales. “I am delighted to announce the future management team for our FX and local markets sales business covering global financial institutions (GFI),” Leek writes.
  • Well-informed market sources say that Barclays Capital has poached Adrian McGowan from Deutsche Bank, where he was head of FX complex risk, to head its FX business in Asia. McGowan will be based in Singapore and report to Ivan Ritossa, Barcap’s head of global markets – trading, Asia Pacific, and global head of FX and prime services.
  • Gurang Chada has resigned from his role in hedge fund sales at Citi. Well-placed sources say he is headed for Goldman Sachs.
  • Standard Chartered Bank has made three senior appointments to its financial markets management team. Remy Klammers is its new global head of fixed income trading. In this newly created position, he will have responsibility for FX, rates, credit and structured products trading. Klammers reports to Lenny Feder, the bank’s group head of financial markets. Klammers was previously at Lehman Brothers, where he was managing director, head of structured products Asia.
  • UniCredit Markets & Investment Banking has hired Xavier Alexandre as its head of e-commerce and electronic trading for FICC. The bank has yet to finalize the reporting lines for this new position. Alexandre will be based in London.
  • Options pricing specialist SuperDerivatives has hired Chris Zingo as vice-president, sales and support for the Americas. Zingo, who was previously senior managing director for Thomson Financials Corporate Services Group in North America, will be based in New York and report to Russel Levi.