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HSBC has placed a novel fx structured product that uses path dependent options to add a reset feature. That allows the transaction to switch from a forward-like payoff to an option depending on spot prices.
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Five-year credit default swap spreads on Telecom Italia pushed out 34 basis points over the weekend after a poor set of second quarter earning numbers. -
Korea Investment Management listed South Korea’s first synthetic exchange-traded fund late last week on the Korea Exchange.
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—Clifford Davis, head of institutional equity derivative sales at BNP Paribas in New York, on the lure of weekly S&P500 options to buysiders.
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The big news last week was Jacob Kaippallimalil, the ex-global head of the quantitative trading group at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in New York, joining UBS in a new role as head of automated market making.
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Equity markets have unofficially reached go-go status. There are a number of investors following the buy anything playbook and so far this year it is working. However, the option market is singing a very different tune.
