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Schiff quits Newedge

CHICAGO & NEW YORK - Ryan Schiff, recently appointed Chicago-based global head of liquidity at the newly merged Fimat and Calyon Financial entity, Newedge, has quit the company to join rival institutional broker MF Global.

Ex-BNP FX head joins Bear

LONDON - Bear Stearns has realigned senior foreign exchange management in Europe, with Loïc Meinnel, former global head of FX at BNP Paribas, taking the helm in London.

US banks in management shake-up

GLOBAL - Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch have seen a shake-out of senior management globally as the banks began paying out bonuses last week.

Lehman gains from CBA split

SYDNEY - The Commonwealth Bank of Australia's (CBA) decision to split its global markets and treasury business is playing into the hands of local competitors Lehman Brothers and the National Australia Bank.

Saxo in executive shake-up

COPENHAGEN - Christian Frahm, senior executive director and head of Europe, excluding UK and the Middle East, at Saxo Bank in Copenhagen, left the bank last month.

Plain vanilla no longer flavour of the month

LONDON & NEW YORK - Foreign exchange staff working in plain vanilla trading and sales will need to look out for their jobs in 2008, as banks reduce hires, recruitment consultants tell FX Week .

StanChart names flow head

SINGAPORE - Standard Chartered has named its new global head of flow foreign exchange options trading, a year after Richard Leighton was promoted to London-based global head of FX from a role as global head of FX options.

Banks expand Asia research

SINGAPORE & HONG KONG - Asian analysts are in hot demand as a number of banks build up Asian research teams to match client interest in the region's emerging economies.

Former Fimat e-forex chief joins Hotspot FX

JERSEY CITY - Chris DeFilippo, former New York-based head of electronic foreign exchange at institutional brokerage firm Fimat is today (November 26) starting at electronic communications network (ECN) Hotspot FX.

UBS makes more changes to FICC team

ZURICH - UBS has unveiled further changes to its newly created fixed income, currencies and commodities (FICC) division, less than a month after revealing substantial third-quarter losses relating to the subprime crisis.

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