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Wat is FICC?

Definition 7.1 The Industry: Firms, Roles and Careers · Hoofdstuk 7 — Bank Markets Divisions

FICC (fixed income, currencies and commodities) is the markets business of a bank that deals in government and corporate bonds, interest-rate and credit derivatives, foreign exchange, commodities and their financing; its counterpart line is equities: cash shares, equity derivatives and prime services.

The two markets lines banks report and the desks within them, with the quantitative jobs each desk tends to employ (chapter 18 describes the bank-quant roles). Banks draw the lines differently; this is the common shape.
Figure 7.1. The two markets lines banks report and the desks within them, with the quantitative jobs each desk tends to employ (chapter 18 describes the bank-quant roles). Banks draw the lines differently; this is the common shape.
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