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Overall interest rate derivatives trading that was reported to swap data repositories last week decreased by 36% from the previous week, according to data from the International Swaps and Derivatives Association.
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Deutsche Börse has listed a new unit class of an actively managed exchange-traded fund issued by UBS which enables investors to participate in the performance of a multi-asset portfolio strategy with a euro currency hedge. -
Sears could be the next American retailer to default according to analysts at Markit, who said CDS on the name imply that Sears has a 66% default probability over the next five years and 25% over the next year, following the RadioShack default.
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Sears could be the next US retailer to default, according to analysts at Markit, who said that credit default swaps on the name implied that the firm had a 66% default probability over the next five years and 25% over the next year, following the RadioShack default that was declared on February 9.
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Relative value strategies such as dispersion trading are increasingly popular among European institutional investors searching for yield following the enhanced performance of equity last year.
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The CNY swap curve was steeper on Monday as firm lending data eased liquidity concerns, triggering some foreign receiving around the one year area, while a strong FDI report backed paying across the 5-10 year tenors, writes Deirdre Yeung.
