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Andrew Kasapi has sold credit derivatives products from the front office since 1998 (the very beginning of the inter bank market) and more recently has sold structured credit products for major institutional sales boutiques. He has been a consultant Business Analyst to tier 1 banks on market and credit risk and is an associate for Asymilate trading and risk consultancy, specialising in credit and structured credit offerings, mainly to tier 1 banks.

Andrew is currently working at AXA Investment Managers as a consultant business analyst on market risk and will soon be head of structured credit software sales for a new company specialising in artificial intelligent solution software applied to structured credit products.

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Money flows on watery streets
Money is flowing like water on the streets of Calcutta. From 2005, Rs 2,520 crore has been — or is being — pumped into various projects to tackle the city’s waterlogging problem. And if Monday morning and Tuesday evening were anything to go by, a lot of it has gone down the drain.
Read more on The Telegraph

Money Vitals – Revive The Millionaire Inside You!
The release of the new book ‘Money Vitals – Revive The Millionaire Inside You!’ is a much anticipated response to the financial literacy crisis of young New Zealanders, as well as calls for Kiwis to broaden their investment base beyond residential property …
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Money-Laundering: the Drug Problem at Banks
Are banks in the United States facilitating the drug trade with Mexico? Bloomberg Markets magazine examines this question by looking over a number of transgressions made by American banks in the last few years in which they seemed to have turned a blind eye to money-laundering schemes by drug cartels.
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Money misuse inquiry helped curtail Naval Academy leader’s tenure
An investigation that found wide-ranging misuse of money at the U.S. Naval Academy was a factor in curtailing the tenure of its outgoing superintendent, the Navy’s chief spokesman said Monday.
Read more on Baltimore Sun

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