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Demand for cash collateralized debt obligations referencing asset-basked securities is outpacing issuance of the underlying collateral, players say, and this is forcing dealers to structure cash deals with larger buckets of synthetic exposures.
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Citigroup is arranging collateralized debt obligations with synthetic exposure to asset-backed securities. The
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Citadel Investment Group has hired Neil McDonald, head of automated market making for Europe at Lehman Brothers in London.
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Hedge funds have started hedging convertible bonds by buying up cheap, deep out-of-the-money put options as a less risky alternative to shorting stock.
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Deutsche Bank has hired Myung Han Kim, managing director, branch manager and co-ceo of JPMorgan in Seoul to revamp the firm's Korean business, according to officials familiar with the situation.
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Deutsche Bank in the U.S. is planning to build a platform for single manager fund accounts, allowing it to structure products linked to third-party funds and distribute them to clients.
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Credit derivative houses in Europe are looking to develop an index for credit-default swaps referenced to asset-backed securities to build on the current craze for CDS of ABS.
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--David Mark, ceo of the International Index Company in Frankfurt, countering arguments the market for synthetic ABS is not yet liquid enough to merit the creation of an index.
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Bank Julius Baer is looking to structure capital-protected and non capital-protected products linked to a basket of single-manager, single-strategy hedge funds.
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Bank Indonesia announced a number of restrictive fx regulations on June 14 that came into effect Thursday.
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The five-year credit-default swap spread on U.K. retailer Marks & Spencer widened sharply after it released poor sales figures for the seventh successive quarter.