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Investors have recently shown increased interest in leveraged credit-linked notes that reference sovereign debt as they look for simple products but are regaining some of their appetite for risk, said Tim Armitage, managing director in structured credit trading at UniCredit in London.
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Société Générale blamed an adverse environment for equity derivatives for the 54.5% decline in revenue from equity activities from the first quarter of 2010.
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Chinese requests for credit guarantees from counterparty’s parent companies are still a sticking point with many offshore entities ahead of signing Chinese Master Agreements.
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A handful of Deutsche Bank’s Asia-Pacific equity derivatives structuring team, headed by Allen Zhau, left the firm on Tuesday.
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Hedge funds are buying worst of baskets, best of baskets and dispersion strategies in foreign exchange to take advantage of still-elevated correlation among currency pairs.
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Regulations requiring credit default swaps to be centrally cleared are likely to raise the costs of hedging and make it more difficult to trade some derivatives, according a UniCredit credit strategist.