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To express the view that euro swap rates and volatility will stay low, the Royal Bank of Scotland is recommending selling 1y2y at-the-money straddles.
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A number of investors in Japan are choosing to close some call positions on the Nikkei that have reached their strike prices, instead of rolling the options, in order to take large profits as the equity markets there continue to rise.
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Institutional investors and hedge funds are increasingly looking at entering into option spread strategies as a way to play the volatility spread between the Kospi and the S&P 500.
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Dominique Blanchard, former managing director and global head of derivatives and convertible bonds at Daiwa Capital Markets in Hong Kong, has joined ANZ. -
Credit default swap contracts with foreign counterparties dropped to USD18.963 trillion at the end of last year, from USD21.572 trillion in H1 2012, according to the Bank of International Settlements.
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New issues of structured products at the Scoach exchange in Switzerland reached 4,546 in April, a significant increase in new issuances compared to 3,286 products in March, according to the Swiss Structured Products Association’s latest report.
