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Morley Fund Management's London-based head of credit analysis, Caroline Brown, is leaving the buy-sider.
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This paper examines how emerging bond markets react to macroeconomic announcements
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Credit Suisse First Boston has appointed Andy Kaplan, director in credit derivatives in New York, and Alan Yeoh, director in credit derivatives in London, as regional heads of its structured credit business.
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Credit-default swaps in Asia tightened last week on the back of buying by dealers structuring global collateralized debt obligations.
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Foreign banks in Korea were hit by fx and derivative losses last year, which brought down profits, according to a recent government survey.
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CPM Advisers, a London-based hedge fund, has launched a long-biased structured credit fund.
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Constant proportion portfolio insurance has been around for a long time but the iTraxx index has been around for less than a year.
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Stephen Lazarus has returned to Credit Suisse First Boston in New York as managing director, after a two-year stint at Deutsche Bank (DW, 5/02).
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Several commercial mortgage-backed securities dealers are starting to hedge a portion of their portfolios using the Dow Jones CDX index.
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--Nicole Yuen, head of China equities at UBS in Hong Kong, talking about surging levels of investor demand for exposure to Chinese equity, in spite of a recent fall in share price levels.