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The following charts show the top five advancers and decliners in terms of % moves in the loan, bond and credit default swap markets for the previous week.
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ABN AMRO recently recruited two marketers for its private investor products group in Hong Kong to expand its product and market coverage for the region.
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Korea's Samsung Card Co. is preparing to close a cross-currency swap transaction before the end of the year to hedge a recent USD300 million cross-border asset-backed securities deal.
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Citigroup has hired lawyer Mushtaq Kapasi as a structurer in its equity derivatives group in Hong Kong.
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Last week's auction setting the recovery rate for index-traded credit-default swaps on Delphi Corp. has likely affected the way the market will price recoveries of highly referenced names and CDOs containing them in the future.
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Credit Suisse First Boston is planning to roll out a string of collateralized debt obligations of pure equity-default swaps, a rare structure that many derivatives houses have dismissed as a novelty.
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A flurry of dealer activity in the super-senior tranche of synthetic collateralized debt obligations this year has snatched business from the monolines, highly rated insurers who only sell protection on low-yielding securities.
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Deutsche Bank has hired two director-level equity derivative traders for the Asian markets to boost its regional capabilities.
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The euro plummeted to a two-year low against the U.S. dollar in the spot market last week, increasing already high demand for front-end downside euro/dollar options.
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Dealers are expecting a domestic interest-rate swap market to emerge next year on the mainland.
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Fortis Bank has structured a synthetic collateralized debt obligation embedded with a novel forward-starting management technique and has brought on board Solent Capital Partners, a London-based hedge fund controlling USD4 billion in investments, to run the transaction.