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Benny Yau, v.p. and credit-default swap trader with Credit Suisse First Boston in New York, is set to join Barclays Capital in the same role.
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Barclays Capital has hired Javier Martin, equity derivative flow salesman at SG Corporate & Investment Banking in Madrid, in a similar role.
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Barclays Capital in New York has doubled the size of its collateralized debt obligation team with the hire of seven staffers from Credit Suisse First Boston.
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Traditional risk measures such as value at risk (VaR) and expected shortfall (ES) have serious limitations and their use can lead to undesirable outcomes.
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Investors across the board bought up shorter-dated U.S. dollar calls last week as the greenback gained against the euro, buoyed by a positive report from Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan.
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Bank of America recently obtained an onshore credit derivatives license in Taiwan which it will use to market local currency credit products.
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Cairn Capital, a London-based asset manager with USD14 billion under management, is considering investing in collateralized debt obligations referenced to synthetic asset-backed securities.
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Dawnay Day Quantum, the structured products division of U.K. broker Dawnay, Day, will launch a fund this fall with regulatory approval to invest in derivatives.
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Spreads widened on auto parts supplier Delphi Corp. last week as protection was snapped up after General Motors Corp., a major Delphi client, released poor second-quarter financial results.
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The boom in longer-dated structured credit transactions has spilled into the credit-default swap arena with a greater number of seven-year vanilla flow trades.
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Deutsche Bank's Adrian Barford and David Sarcas, senior equity derivative traders in Hong Kong, have recently left the firm. Reasons for the departure could not be ascertained by press time.