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The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce has sold USD3.25 million for an 18-month structured note linked to the S&P 500, its first such offering in the U.S. in nearly nine years.
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The recent widening of the iTraxx Main has opened up the opportunity to take a bullish position on the index by selling a risk reversal. -
Investors are moving away from three-to-five year 100% principal protected trades, and shifting into shorter tenors with less protection due to changes in interest rates, Andrew Kaufmann, global head of fx structuring at UBS in London, told DI in an interview.
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UBS is marketing unique collateralized floating rate notes linked to three-month USD Libor and the credit risk of the Swiss Confederation—the first of their kind to be offered publically in Switzerland.
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Prashant Puniya, ex-electronic trading fx options trader at Deutsche Bank in New York, has joined Citigroup as a G10 fx options trader. He is based in London.
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Five-year credit default swaps on Chesapeake Energy narrowed by 72.5 basis point to 391.9 bps after the Oklahoma City-based firm announced that Aubrey McClendon will step down as ceo.
