Derivs - Equity
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Fears about counterparty credit risk has some market players talking about a flight to exchange-traded and away from the over-the-counter market.
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Some equity derivative strategists are recommending clients with strong stomachs consider selling wide strangles on the realized variance on the volatility roiling global stock market indices.
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NDF Administration is marketing three new plans linked to the FTSE 100 and the Euro STOXX 50.
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Some fx strategists are steering clients away from options and toward the cash market as financial markets remain topsy-turvy.
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Huge option volatility in the Asian fx market has forced a practical shut down of the option market as traders in the last week have been unable to get pricing on any contracts outside of deliverable forwards.
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Full coverage of the Awards event and the winners is now available below. Deutsche Bank was named Global Derivatives House of the Year at a gala dinner in London earlier this week (DW Online, 9/6).
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Citigroup is recommending equity put plays to position for a weakening economy, as indexes around the world again plunged on fears of a recession.
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Banks are offering retail clients products that reflect continued interest in principal protection amid a shaky global economy.
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Deutsche Bank has been named Global Derivatives House of the Year by the editors of DW Online/Derivatives Week.
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Two of Lehman Brothers’ senior equity derivative traders are tipped to land at Barclays Capital in London.
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Enquiries from private bankers in Hong Kong keen to switch their equity-linked note exposure to better-rated entities since the blow-up of Lehman Brothers have increased.
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The U.S. government bailout package approved this afternoon didn’t immediately register a calming effect.