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  • Deutsche Bank Appoints Sam Wisnia As Head Of FIC Structuring And Head Of Strategic Analytics For CB&S

    Date 29/10/2014

    Deutsche Bank AG today announced the appointment of Sam Wisnia as Head of Fixed Income & Currencies (FIC) Structuring and Head of Strategic Analytics for Corporate Banking and Securities (CB&S), effective 1 November 2014. Mr. Wisnia will also be a member of the Global Markets Executive Committee. 

  • SGX: Recent Spike Of Volatility In The SiMSCI Index

    Date 29/10/2014

    • The MSCI Singapore Index (SiMSCI) futures recorded higher volatility in mid-October with the 10-day volatility gauge for the underlying index returning to September 2013 levels.
    • The SiMSCI futures maintain a historically close correlation with the underlying cash index, allow market participants to take advantage of market’s twists and turns.
    • Combined with the ability to trade the SiMSCI futures after hours, its recognised correlation to the underlying cash index saw a 42% jump in volume during the first half of October.

  • UK's Financial Conduct Authority Fines Yorkshire Building Society £4,135,600 For Failings In Dealing With Customers In Mortgage Arrears

    Date 29/10/2014

    Yorkshire Building Society (YBS) has today been fined £4,135,600 for failings when dealing with its mortgage customers experiencing payment difficulties.

  • EEX Opens New Office In Milan

    Date 29/10/2014

    Today, the European Energy Exchange (EEX) will officially open its office in Milan with an evening reception. The move follows the successful entry of EEX in the Italian energy market.

  • Comments On The Federal Reserve’s Ending Of Its Quantitative Easing Programme, Professor Philip Booth, Cass Business School

    Date 29/10/2014

    Commenting on the Federal Reserve’s ending of its quantitative easing programme, Professor Philip Booth, Cass Business School said:

     "The Fed's QE programme has always been dangerous, especially as it involved the purchase of private sector securities. It is now over six years since the end of the financial crisis and the time for 'emergency' measures has come to an end. I therefore welcome the end to QE and the Fed should divest itself of the private sector credit instruments it holds as quickly as is practical."

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