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Hedge funds and asset managers have been buying protection on super-senior tranches of the Markit iTraxx Europe main index this week because the price of the tranche is cheap relative to the index.
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Credit Suisse has launched so-called trigger twin-win certificates linked to the troy ounce of gold.
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Modern Islamic finance remains in its infancy, having emerged only in the mid-1990s. Despite exceptional growth rates, Islamic finance is essentially devoid of derivatives products, in part due to doctrinal constraints and due in part to the infancy of the industry. In March of 2010, after years of effort, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) and International Islamic Financial Market (IIFM) released The 2010 Tahawwut Master Agreement for the standardized effectuation of certain swaps and derivative transactions that are compliant with the principles of Islamic Shariah
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FX Concepts plans to increase the use of fx options in its currency overlay program, Ron DiRusso, portfolio manager in New York, told DI in an interview. -
StormHarbour has hired Eric Daniels, the ex-group chief executive of Lloyds Banking Group in London, as a principal and senior adviser.
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Michel Barnier, the European Union’s commissioner for internal markets, is said to have given NYSE Euronext and Deutsche Boerse a glimmer of hope regarding their proposed merger, which currently seems to be on the road to rejection.
