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Clive Banks, co-head of the derivatives solutions group for corporates and financial institutions, has left Citigroup in London.
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Low volatility on the German DAX stock index, in spite of political pundits predicting an extraordinary September general election, is offering speculative accounts a chance to buy cheap options and position for election-related volatility.
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Calyon has added two senior structured credit salesmen to its London-based team.
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JPMorgan has hired Florent Josset, a director in the hedge fund group at Deutsche Bank in London, in a new role as a v.p. in product management, its cross-asset class investment products group.
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David Gourgey, an associate in the institutional client group at Deutsche Bank in London has resigned and is set to return to IXIS Corporate & Investment Bank.
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Two equity derivative officials who left TD Securities in June have resurfaced in similar roles.
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Hedge funds have recovered their appetite for long equity volatility positions, as a near two-year fall in volatility seems to be stabilizing.
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Citigoup's London co-head of corporate and institutional sales has left the firm.
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Short-dated credit protection on Delta Air Lines was being snapped up last week as market concern over a near-term credit event grew.
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Investors snapped up short-dated yen calls last week after the Japanese government edged closer to a parliamentary vote on the country's postal reform.
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Cavanaugh Capital Management is underweighting credit on the view spreads will widen because of a possible curve inversion that could put pressure on the economy and the corporate market, according to Tom Graff, portfolio manager of roughly $800 million in fixed-income.