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The volume of investment certificates and leverage products traded on European stock exchanges fell in the second quarter to EUR 22.2 billion (USD27.91 billion), a decline of 23.7% from the preceding three-month period, according to the European Structured Investment Products Association.
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Rising CDS Volumes Signal Major Spread Shifts An increase in credit default swap volumes have been found to occur before major shift in CDS spreads, according to S&P Capital IQ’s solutions architects.
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Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Banking reported a 59.8% plunge in net profits in the second quarter from a year earlier, thanks to tough conditions in capital markets.
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European invested USD597 million in U.S. high-yield bond funds in the week ended Aug. 22, twice the amount in the preceding week and the most since Feb. 8, according to EPFR Global.
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A growing number of Investors are putting more assets in high-yield bond funds, increasingly willing to take additional risk for a little more yield, according to Greggory Warren, a senior stock analyst at Morningstar.
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New Zealand’s Takeovers Panel has issued a consultation paper recommending changes in securities law that would require “ongoing disclosure of equity derivative positions in public issuers,” and explores the impact of equity derivatives on the takeovers market.