"It's as if there is a new medicine coming out in the market, there would be some buyers. Some other people want the medicine to be tested before they buy. That's the case here."

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"It's as if there is a new medicine coming out in the market, there would be some buyers. Some other people want the medicine to be tested before they buy. That's the case here."

-- Aaron So, a credit structurer at BNP Paribas in Hong Kong, on why some firms have been hesitant to begin trading onshore credit derivatives.

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