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The Securities and Exchange Commission has given the nod to Credit Suisse First Boston allowing it to execute certain derivatives trades direct with customers.
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State Street Global Advisors, the USD1.4 trillion asset manager, is planning to add credit derivatives to its European hedge funds.
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--Jonathan Kelly, partner at Simmons & Simmons in London, commenting on a recent misrepresentation ruling concerning the sale of a credit-linked note.
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The editorial staff of Derivatives Week has scoured the market to identify the players who excelled in a range of distinct asset classes and categories. After weighing up the comments of end users and rivals, the shortlists for this year's DEAL awards are now ready. The winners will be unveiled at a gala dinner Nov. 17 at The Landmark, London. -
A third U.S. credit-default swap index referenced to sub-investment grade credits will be launched when the existing Dow Jones North American CDX indices roll later this month.
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WestLB has structured a FTSE 100-linked investment product with knockout options, and a GBP5,000 (USD9,187) minimum investment to make it attractive to retail investors.
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James McNabb, global head of hybrid trading at ABN AMRO in London, is relocating to Sydney to head the firm's new hybrid capital trading business in Australia.
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-- Terry Horn, acting cfo of PNM Resources, on the company's decision to rotate lead banks on credit facilities.
