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Dealers are looking at writing structured products that reference thematic indices based on the performance of the energy and commodities market as corporate clients become more concerned with the volatility and upward path of resource prices.
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Sovereign credit markets have been in a holding pattern for most of August ahead of what should be a very eventful September. -
Hedge fund investors in Asia are switching to stock selection via outperformance and options and are also playing dispersion through correlation trades.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland is recommending selling credit default swaps on Fiat and buying Peugeot and Renault CDS with a 2:1:1 weighting.
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Credit default swaps spreads on Australia’s largest mines have widened sharply as many have been defaulting on their loans.
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Barclays has appointed Anthony Jenkins to succeed Bob Diamond as ceo. Jenkins, who first joined the U.K. bank in 1983, most recently was head of retail and business banking.
