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Derivs - Credit

  • The International Swaps and Derivatives Association is asking the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision to delay implementing a rule on credit value adjustment for credit derivatives.
  • Owen Brown, a portfolio manager at Brevan Howard in New York, has left the fund within the last few weeks.
  • The Belgian Financial Services and Markets Authority is holding firm on reducing structured products that it considers complex despite industry opposition to the regulator’s proposal.
  • High net-worth investors are no longer demanding certificate of deposit wrappers and/or principal protection on structured notes.
  • The International Swaps & Derivatives Association is recommending that the European Commission either amend or delete two sections of the Markets in Financial Instruments Regulation that concern electronic trading and price sharing.
  • Standard & Poor’s Reporting Services has released its synthetic tranche recovery metrics—an analytic model designed for credit-default swap investors to determine the potential notional value of a loss in the event of a default.
  • Hedge fund investors in Japan are purchasing credit default swaps on five-year bonds issued by Japanese tech-firm Elpida Memory, as the rest of the domestic market grinds tighter, according to brokers.
  • Asset managers and hedge funds have been buying protection on emerging market sovereign countries and the Markit emerging market credit-default swap index as spreads have tightened on news of a debt deal with Greece.
  • The European Securities and Markets Authority could still miss the end of September deadline for issuing technical standards for the European Market Infrastructure Regulation.
  • Standard Chartered is finalizing plans to launch a commodity trading unit in China. The launch will allow the firm to offer a greater number of hedging products as well as other additional services.
  • European antitrust regulators are investigating Libor-based interest rate derivatives and are looking at whether companies have breached E.U. cartel rules.
  • Eurex is to expand its dividend derivatives offering by launching ten new dividend futures on March 2.