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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. -
New guidance from the US Internal Revenue Service has left many tax advisers baffled about how to treat over-the-counter options on baskets of securities dictated by models.
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The more settled nature of the credit market this week is very supportive for new corporate bond issuance, say traders, but has brought a reversal of the recent outperformance of iTraxx Crossover versus the Main index.
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Marking the five year anniversary of the Dodd-Frank Act, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association has put forward a wish list of “targeted amendments” for derivatives regulatory regimes.
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A strong compression in implied volatility globally across most asset classes has brought euro/dollar volatility to near dead calm, despite unanswered questions about what the results of Greece’s bail-out discussions will be.
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Citi has hired a high yield and distressed salesperson from Barclays to its Europe, Middle East and Africa loan sales business in London.
