Brazil’s CETIP Eyes Bond, Structured Note Platform

June 03, 2011 06:44 pm

CETIP, the central depository for over-the-counter derivatives in Brazil, is eyeing the construction of a trading platform for government and corporate bonds and eventually structured notes.

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