Tag: People moves
Exclusive: BofA names Apac head of derivatives distribution
Asia Pacific | People
12 Oct 2022 by Summer Wang
The US bank has promoted its Apac head of equity derivatives distribution.
People: StanChart bolsters fixed income, structured products
International | People
06 Oct 2022 by SRP News
SRP looks at the latest people moves in the structured product industry from Standard Chartered Bank, ING, CME, ICE, Allindex and Nomura.
Exclusive: Citi taps Apac structuring co-head for new role
Asia Pacific | People
15 Sep 2022 by Summer Wang
The bank has named a new co-head of equity and multi-asset derivatives sales and structuring for Apac from J.P. Morgan after the incumbent became global head of a new unit.
SRP in brief: movers & shakers
International | Industry
22 Aug 2022 by Amélie Labbe
Big staff moves in Apac continue, and our new StructrPro tool looks at products linked to Walmart.
Exclusive: OCBC names head of structured products
Asia Pacific | People
17 Aug 2022 by Summer Wang
The role within the Singaporean bank’s global treasury had been held ad interim since Q1 22.
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SRP in brief: fast movers
International | Industry
15 Aug 2022 by SRP News
The past week saw SRP report on a number of high profile moves in the Apac region while there was product news from BNPP, Scotiabank, HSBC, BBVA and C8 Technologies.
SRP in brief: strong voices
International | Industry
08 Aug 2022 by Amélie Labbe
This past week so a few regulatory developments in some of key markets, as well as the launch of a new player in Switzerland.
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Cryptos: Hashflow to launch structured products after fundraise
International | Products
29 Jul 2022 by Summer Wang
The San Francisco-based DeFi platform on 21 July said it has raised US$25m in Series A driving its valuation to US$400m, following a seed around of US$3.2m in April 2021.
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SRP in brief: coming and going
International | Industry
18 Jul 2022 by Amélie Labbe
Structured product veterans join wealth management specialists while volume and issuance levels in Asia Pacific come under scrutiny.
