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Barclays Capital has structured an investment product linked to the European Public Real Estate Association index and the FTSE 100.
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Calyon has tapped Winston Quek, head of financial market sales for Southeast Asia at Royal Bank of Scotland in Singapore.
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Barclays Bank has structured its first synthetic collateralized loan obligation to hedge a portfolio of loans it holds on balance sheet.
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The Committee Of European Securities Regulators has told dealers at an open hearing it will delay deciding whether hedge fund index-linked products are eligible assets in certain retail funds.
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Eurohypo is readying a pair of property derivative trades in which two matched counterparties will swap the U.K. Investment Property Index for returns over LIBOR.
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The possibility of rate hikes from the European Central Bank and cuts by the Federal Reserve sparked a battle between the euro and U.S. dollar last week.
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There was active buying and selling of protection on General Motors Acceptance Corp. last week after parent General Motors Corp. announced a sweeping restructuring plan.
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ING Financial Markets is road showing a EUR100 million (USD117 million) emerging market collateralized debt obligation.
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International Accounting Standards are expected to cause Asian corporates to slacken off on hedging strategies considerably next year.
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Walter Gontarek, a stalwart of the credit derivatives market and formerly global head of structured products marketing at RBC Capital Markets in London, is planning to launch a credit derivatives business.
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The widening spread between credit default swaps on asset-backed securities and cash ABS bonds could be a boost for synthetic structured finance collateralized debt obligations, especially those backed by mezzanine home equity ABS.