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Economist Julian Jessop has taken issue with the assertion by two credit derivative experts that the link often suggested between rising CDS costs and the increase in default probability is misleading.
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UBS Investment Bank reportedly is preparing to launch its first longevity swap product following the hiring of a four-member pensions team from Paternoster.
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Pension funds are taking advantage of the rally in U.S. equities and low volatility to increase their downside hedges and hunt for yield, using strategies such as put spread collars and call overwriting.
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Merchant Capital Limited, a London-based corporate finance, investment advisory and stockbroking firm, is marketing its first structured product, linked to the FTSE 100.
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The Japanese Financial Services Agency is considering giving a future central counterparty clearing outfit the power to determine when credit default swaps referencing Japanese companies should be triggered.
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South Korea is planning to have an automated database up and running by the middle of next month that will capture all onshore over-the-counter fx trading activity, the Financial Supervisory Service told Derivatives Week today.