Bouhara and Gouws out as UBS cleans up after rogue-trading losses

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Risk.net People News Update 6 October 2011 This Week's Top Story Bouhara and Gouws out as UBS cleans up after rogue-trading losses Dismissals are "a sign something was seriously wrong", says former senior UBS employee as bank admits operational and risk failings Categories: People Topics: UBS, Kweku Adoboli, Jerome Kerviel, Rogue traders, Yassine Bouhara Mobile RSS Unquote DACH 11th October 2011 The 6th annual congress will bring together private equity professionals to discuss issues ranging from dealflow, fundraising, fund selection and much more. Attending the congress will provide you with an insight into the investment opportunities in the region as well as unrivalled networking opportunities. Visit the website for programme and regsitration details at www.dachpecongress.com More of this week's news CME names Gary Morsches as energy managing director CME Group has appointed Gary Morsches as managing director of its global energy business Trading positions - October 2011 Energy Risk catches up with the latest appointments, promotions and departures in global commodity markets JP Morgan makes changes to Asia fixed income team as Bulchandani bows out JP Morgan has made senior sales and trading appointments within its Asia fixed income team. Pranav Thakur will lead fixed income trading for Asia ex-Japan, while Sudhir Goel is named head of fixed income... Cofunds appoints new risk and compliance director UK investment platform Cofunds appoints Paul Miller as risk and compliance director Related news this week from other categories Bank pension schemes compromised by Vickers report The UK's Independent Commission on Banking proposals could have unintended consequences for financial services pension schemes BlackRock: More reforms needed for ETFs, beyond just transparency Statement is beginning of "a series of recommendations" from BlackRock on ETF market, says iShares head of sales US regulators ask DOE lab to study flash-crash forecasting tool US regulators enlist Department of Energy computing power to analyse metric that aims to predict catastrophic market events   Related publications: Hedge Funds Review, FX Week, Central Banking, Risk magazine, Operational Risk & Regulation, Life & Pension Risk, Structured Products, Asia Risk, Credit, Journal of Computational Finance, Journal of Credit Risk, Journal of Energy Markets, Journal of Operational Risk, Journal of Risk, Journal of Risk Model Validation, Journal of Investment Strategies, Energy Risk Related categories: Regulation, Technology

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