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  • Serious questions are being asked by many FX participants after the fun and games that occurred in EUR/SEK in the afternoon of July 5.
  • The sub-prime/CDO crisis is not just about “knock-on effects” as risk aversion grows, but is a sign of systemic failure by the US financial system. Expect serious pressure to reform.
  • Find out which institutions have excelled this year in providing high-quality products and services across all areas of commercial and investment banking.
  • A new index might increase both liquidity and volatility.
  • Raiffeisen Investment and Lazard join forces to cover central and eastern Europe.
  • Pravin Mouli has left his position as head of Morgan Stanley’s Latin American derivatives trading business to run Latin America trading with Javier Timerman at Bear Stearns’ New York office. Meanwhile Juan Martin, ABN Amro’s head of loan syndication, has left the Dutch bank for a similar role at Deutsche Bank. And Sandy Flockhart, president and group managing director for Latin America and the Caribbean at HSBC, is moving to Hong Kong to become the bank’s Asia CEO.
  • The Futures and Options Association has elected Steve Sparke as its chairman. His appointment follows the retirement of the much-liked and respected Roy Leighton. Sparke has worked in the market for 27 years in the City, both as a trader and a futures and options service provider. Most recently he was global head of UBS exchange-traded derivatives; he currently holds a number of executive and non-executive directorships, including a seat on the board of Euronext.liffe.
  • A basket approach to pricing currencies could help curb Gulf inflation.
  • Nowadays, it seems that virtually every Tom, Dick and Harry has a blog. I loathe the word, but as the self-proclaimed Martin Peters of financial blogging, I can see the attraction of having a website where you can vent your frustrations and post your musings.
  • Telefónica has successfully closed the largest multi-tranche Czech koruna bond issue by a foreign corporate. The main purpose of the transaction was to extend the company’s investor base to Czech investors – a move the Spanish telephone company has been interested in since its arrival in the Czech Republic after it acquired a majority stake in the country’s main telecom operator, Cesky Telecom, in mid-2005.
  • Private financing and the crossover space between debt and equity is an increasingly attractive area of business for investment banks. Already a player in the sector, Deutsche Bank is making a renewed push for dominance in Asia with a significant hiring programme.
  • Commodities offer a means of diversifying investment portfolios, and of bringing down volatility. They can also offer good returns to the savvy investor. But the markets still have some way to go in terms of increasing sophistication.