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Selling five-year credit default swaps on Germany brings greater yield than buying cash bonds because the CDS spread is skewed wider on European sovereign risk, according to a report by Munich-based Assenagon Capital Management.
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Trad-X, the euro interest rate swaps hybrid trading platform run by Tradition, has seen volumes recover since the start of the year.
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The Depository Trust & Clearing Corp. is expanding into Singapore by establishing its first Asia-focused data centre, ahead of the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s finalized rules on mandatory over-the-counter clearing and data reporting. -
Interdealer-broker ICAP has hired Andy Coyne, former head of fx prime and electronic-commerce products at Citigroup, as ceo of Traiana.
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Single-name and index credit default swaps could end up with different clearing regimes and higher overall margin requirements, according to panelists at the Futures Industry Association 2012 Expo in New York.
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—Jochen Felsenheimer, co-head of credit at Munich-based Assenagon Credit Management, on proposals to ban naked European sovereign credit default swap trading by the European Securities and Markets Authority.
