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Fabrice Hugon, v.p. in equity derivative sales at SG Corporate & Investment Banking, is heading to BNP Paribas Oct. 3.
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RBC Capital Markets has structured a series of leveraged super-senior tranches in response to investors' growing appetite for the products.
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Solent Capital Partners, a U.K. hedge fund and CDO manager with USD4 billion under management, is managing a collateralized debt obligation with exposure to a pool of cash and synthetic credits.
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The downgrade of U.S. autos in May triggered days of panic and structured credit pricing dislocation, but the credit market absorbed the subsequent correlation crisis, said a panel of credit derivative executives.
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The launch of index futures contracts in Thailand in coming weeks could boost OTC equity structured products, as dealers will be able to hedge out to longer maturities.
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--Pierre Mathieu, European head of credit flow trading at BNP Paribas, speaking at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association's Regional Member Conference last week. Mathieu was discussing the market's recovery following the downgrade of U.S. automakers in May.
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A large buyer of both listed and over-the-counter short-dated Volkswagen options pushed implied volatility on the name up 5% from 25% to 30% in two days--a spike that had traders calling for an investigation by U.K. regulators. -
Bigger deals – and plenty of them. Is this really the turning point for investment banking in emerging markets?
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Asia has suffered over the last decade from the proliferation of regional trade agreements elsewhere. The time is now ripe for an India-China free trade area – a vital step for any viable Asian trade bloc
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Diplomatic relations between Japan and China have foundered. But the economic fates of the two countries have never before been so closely entwined
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Diplomatic relations between Japan and China have foundered. But the economic fates of the two countries have never before been so closely entwined
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The outlook for emerging market debt has never been so good – bankers are even shrugging off a potential Fed rate hike
