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  • 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.
  • Eric Michelsen has left his role as head of online retail flow products at Deutsche. Sources say that while the bank remains strongly committed to retail FX, it does not think that the time is right for a big spend on a multi-asset retail offering. Michelsen is unlikely to remain idle for too long and he is believed to be already considering several opportunities.
  • Saxo Bank has appointed Jeremy Kang as a senior manager for FX in Singapore. Kang will work alongside Jeff Halley, running the Asian FX market-making desk, and he will report to Steven ‘Wham’ Braithwaite, the bank’s Copenhagen-based global head of FX and fixed-income trading. Kang, who starts on April 28, was previously a senior dealer with Bank of America. He will be based in Saxo's Singapore office.
  • Retail FX provider Oanda is rapidly building its presence in Asia following the recent appointment of K Duker as its managing director for Asia Pacific. The company has hired Maxine Loh, formerly a marketing director at UBS; Zena Tong, formerly a senior sales executive at Saxo Bank; and Tracey Tan, who was a senior customer service executive at Bloomberg, to work out of its Singapore office. The company says further appointments are likely to be made soon.
  • Capital Forex, part of the London Capital Group, has hired market veteran David Morris Roe for its institutional FX sales team. Morris Roe was previously at hedge fund OLEA Capital Management and prior to that he had a long career at RBS, where his last position was head of FX trading in New York. In his new role, his focus will be on the alternative investment sector.
  • The first commentator on the Securities and Exchange Commission's proposal to ease exemptive approvals of new exchange-traded funds is asking for disclosure that if mutual funds invest in ETFs they "are creating an additional layer of fees" which cut investor returns. The writer of the April 9 letter, Ron DeLegge, is editor of an ETF Web Site, EFTGuide.com.
  • We have long identified three underlying causes of the crisis, but this week the figure three arises again in the dangers threatening an orderly move to a rebalanced world economy.