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HSBC is marketing a series of leveraged super senior tranches denominated in euros, sterling and U.S. dollars.
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Retail investors in Belgium and the Netherlands have been buying up a stock basket product launched last month by Fortis Investments.
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Lehman Brothers is considering entering the burgeoning Indian derivatives market, including a fixed-income derivatives operation.
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--Peter Hu, head of solution sales at Barclays Capital in Singapore, talking about a capital-protected note the firm has referenced to a Swiss fund of funds with a focus on natural resources.
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Onshore players in Korea are eyeing the development of a domestic credit-default swap market in the coming months.
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Credit derivative houses have begun structuring managed leveraged super senior deals and pitching them in Europe.
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Nomura Securities has brought aboard Timothy Tsang, Asian head of private investor distribution at ABN AMRO in Hong Kong, in a new role as head of the private bank and investment advisory in Hong Kong, according to officials at the firm.
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In our last Learning Curve (DW, 8/8) we introduced a local correlation model that makes correlation a function of the economy.
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Three former Deutsche Bank professionals have teamed up to launch a New York-based manager, Overseas Advisors, which will both invest in and hedge with derivatives.
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Primus Guaranty, a U.S. financial with a credit-default swap portfolio of USD12.2 billion, is gearing up to launch a credit derivative business in Europe and is recruiting staff for a London office.
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RBC Capital Markets has structured a synthetic collateralized debt obligation to hedge a USD2 billion portfolio of U.S. asset-backed securities.
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Pulsing demand for downside Euro STOXX protection sparked a pickup in one- and two-month implied volatility on the Euro STOXX 50 last Thursday, catching dealers and fund managers by surprise.