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ISDA’s Determinations Committee has decided to hold a second day of discussions on Novo Banco, after failing to reach agreement on Wednesday over whether the Portuguese bank has triggered a government intervention credit event or a succession event. -
Competition between derivatives exchanges is intensifying, giving rise to a rash of product and platform launches in 2015, as well as geographical expansion. But 2016 will be dominated by regulatory deadlines for electronic trading. As Dan Alderson reports, exchanges that best prepare market participants to meet these requirements will be the ones that will win out.
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2015 will be remembered as a year when volatility returned to financial markets. With strong technical buffers to the trading range of US and European equity markets going into 2016, short volatility strategies look set to be compelling money earners in the year ahead, writes Andrew Barber.
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ISDA’s Determinations Committee will meet at 12pm London time on Wednesday to decide whether Portugal’s Novo Banco has triggered a government intervention credit event, but will also deliberate a succession event in relation to the transfer of senior bonds to Banco Espirito Santo.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association this week published an initial list of 35 bonds to be considered as deliverables in the forthcoming Abengoa credit event auction, which will settle 2014 credit default swaps, but not updated 2003 transactions.
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BGC Brokers, the interdealer broker, is making a push into the competitive world of over-the-counter derivatives portfolio compression and has already taken out over €800bn notional of swaptions.
