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  • Religare Asset Management, the New Delhi-based asset management arm of Religare Enterprises, is planning to launch a close-ended debt fund that can use fixed-income derivatives, such as interest rate and forward rate swaps, to hedge interest rate risk.
  • Hedge funds and real money accounts have been buying short-dated vol via equity options over the last week. Trades have included one-to-three-month upside calls referencing Hong Kong’s HSCI and HSI.
  • Credit value adjustment is the amount subtracted from the mark-to-market value of derivative positions to account for the expected loss due to counterparty defaults. Debt value adjustment is basically CVA from the counterparty’s perspective.
  • Deutsche Bank deferred up to 90% of the amounts of some bonuses over three years, targeting the firm’s more senior employees and senior risk takers. The firm also lowered the threshold at which a bonus would be subject to deferral, from EUR100,000 to EUR75,000. [According to news reports, the firm will defer an employee’s bonus above EUR200,000 (USD264,800) for 2011. Should the bonus be above the EUR200,000 limit, then he/she will receive half of it in cash, and half of it in shares. The shares can be sold in August.]
  • —Reinhard Bellet, president of the European Structured Investment Products Association, on the difficulty in coming up with a single European regulatory proposal for structured products.
  • Considering the continued fear over the future of Greece within the Eurozone, and the potentially calamitous outcome if there was to be a disorderly exit from the region in the near term, it is surprising how volatility has reverted to almost pre-crisis levels.