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Bank intermediaries eye resurgence in profitable trades
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Greater stability in European credit spreads has brought a big reversal of iTraxx index options, say traders, after the volatility skew reached an all time record inversion during the recent Greece debt negotiations.
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Bayside Capital, a credit investment firm and affiliate of private equity house HIG Capital, has lost a managing director and a founding member of its European credit platform. -
UBS has added to its emerging market credit sales capabilities with a hire from Mizuho.
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The all-important deadline of July 20 passed without incident, Greece having redeemed its debt to the ECB with the help of a bridging loan. That doesn’t mean the crisis in Greece is resolved – far from it – but it does give the market some breathing space.
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A return of stability in the European credit market has exposed mounting concerns for companies involved in commodities trading, with sector names underperforming credit indices and cash bonds.
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Credit traders and strategists report growing interest among investors to trade iTraxx Crossover “tranchelets” — slices of the index’s 0%-10% equity tranche — amid a heightened focus on jump-to-default risk for European high yield names.
