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Experts say the Illinois Teachers’ Retirement System’s investment in over-the-counter derivatives was so extensive that it was more similar to a hedge fund or bank proprietary desk than to a state pension fund.
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Montgomery Scott has expanded its fixed-income team with five new hires.
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The Oklahoma Teachers’ Retirement System has dumped its investments in over-the-counter derivatives after an internal audit late last year revealed that USD500 million of its USD1.07 billion investment with PIMCO was in the instruments.
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Recently released data on single-name credit default swaps reported trades that actually transferred risk within the market. Some industry players say it left out pertinent information, while others say it was streamlined specifically to prevent skewed results.
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--Bill Bartram, director of property risk at J.C. Rathbone Associates in London, on the potential impact OTC regulation could have on the property derivatives market.
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One area of equity derivatives which has gained a lot of attention over the past few weeks has been the level of implied volatility skew in the option market.