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Asian buyers driving callable SSA market have resurfaced in public benchmark deals
◆ Public sector issuers embrace hedge fund bid... ◆ ... as they flex in the swap market ◆ Car makers welcomed back to bond market
CEB plans to print more structured notes and may launch inaugural Sofr bond in 2026
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SIFMA's Technology Leaders Forum and Expo is the premier financial services technology event covering the very latest in technology solutions, new regulatory and anticipated rulemaking, infrastructure changes and enhancements, and industry trends impacting your business. In 2012, the program will examine all of these issues and more by bringing you senior thought leaders and key industry experts to share their insight and answer your questions.
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Our team of researchers has begun their in-depth analysis of the latest trends and challenges currently facing the trading community globally. We are working with hundreds of senior buy side traders, sales brokers, trading architects and solution providers to find the most interesting, innovative and relevant case studies, subjects for debate and speakers.
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TradeTech Swaps and Derivatives conference features 3 distinct streams of content; Trading, Technology and Clearing; allowing you to select the agenda that best meets your needs, while shared plenary sessions and plenty of networking time means that you can also meet with peers and colleagues from other areas of responsibility to resolve common challenges and share ideas.
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Loan and credit value adjustment desks have been buying out-of-the-money payer options with March expiry on the Markit Group investment grade credit default index after the month-long tightening of the spread.
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S&P Indices has licensed its Low Volatility Index to two dealer structured product desks who plan to issue structured notes on the back of the index, said Craig Lazzara, vice president at S&P in New York.
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Credit Suisse has revived a practice it adopted during the financial crisis in 2008 of awarding senior employees part of their bonuses in derivatives-backed bonds, a practice that helped the Swiss firm to unload risky assets.