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With emerging markets equities in focus due to recent changes in access for foreign investors, some industry insiders wonder when options will join the party.
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After difficult years for performance, equity options strategy focused managers are garnering more interest from allocators as both volatility and rates rise.
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Several ABS are being marketed this week in Barcelona, where delegates are meeting for IMN and AFME's Global ABS securitization conference — but the market is showing signs of stress.
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The slump in the equity market saw slightly better receiving in the 5-10 year area of the CNY swap curve on Tuesday. Front-end swap rates have been resisting strong downward pressure amid concerns over liquidity pressure. 1s/5s is flatter and dealers expect further flattening momentum there, writes Deirdre Yeung. -
After a turbulent sell-off in bond markets, options volatility levels across the rates and FX spectrum suggest that investors are less fearful but remain vigilant for bumps in the road ahead.
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Mizuho International has brought in a new head of fixed income trading in London, with its previous head moving to another senior job within the bank.
