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Threatened downgrades on major banks could drive up the amount of collateral they would need to cover derivatives.
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Blackrock’s iShares Exchange Traded Funds is launching seven new fixed-income ETFs.
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U.K.-based Kames Capital is planning on buying derivatives and property shares to help double liquidity in its GBP968 million (USD1.53 billion) Aegon UK Property Fund to 20%.
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Morgan Stanley is said to have added Sophie Barnett, head of European structured product marketing, and other member of its equity derivatives team to consult on redundancies that could result in elimination of jobs.
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The European Central Bank is said to be swapping its Greek bonds for new ones to protect itself against losses in a debt structuring, but it is a move that may trigger payout of some USD3.2 billion in credit default swaps referencing the country’s sovereign debt, according to Padhraic Garvey, head of developed-market debt at ING Groep.
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Roughly 65% of equity fund managers expect returns of more than 5% this year, while only 7% of their fixed-income peers project the same, according to a survey by Aviva Investors.