"This should bring more demand for CDS trading."

December 02, 2005 12:00 am

--Man-Ho Yoon, general manager in financial engineering at Korea Development Bank, commenting on the removal of restrictions on the use of derivatives in Korea.

"This should bring more demand for CDS trading."--Man-Ho Yoon, general manager in financial engineering at Korea Development Bank, commenting on the removal of restrictions on the use of derivatives in Korea.

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