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Derivative marketers for Korea expect to see the current fad for retail equity-linked structures shift toward other asset classes in the coming months.
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Derivatives structurers are leveraging super-senior asset-backed securities tranches to get around monolines refusing to sell ABS protection on dealers' terms.
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Collateralized debt obligations made up of 100% synthetic asset-backed securities are expected by many to be the next big thing.
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The private equity and hedge fund business led by ex- Morgan Stanley bigwigs Vikram Pandit, John Havens and Guru Ramakrishnan is readying for an April launch.
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Paul Levy, co-head of credit structuring at Deutsche Bank in London, is set to join Merrill Lynch.
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A passport option gives the holder a zero-strike call option on the value of a trading account.
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N M Rothschild & Sons has structured a FTSE-linked deposit account for its own private banking clients and for distribution by financial advisors.
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ISDA aims to finalize its Net Physical Settlement Supplement to the 2003 Credit Derivatives Definitions by June 20.
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Westpac Banking Corp. veteran head of credit trading Jason Cavanagh has left the firm in Sydney to set up a hedge fund.
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The price of protection on Canadian paper, pulp and lumber producer Domtar Inc. blew out last week as an unnerved market scrambled to cover positions.
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Chuck Borgioli and Adam Drum, directors in cash and credit derivatives trading at BNP Paribas in New York, and a junior trader, Andrew Mallozzi, have left the firm.