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Derivatives shops are increasingly trading gap risk notes, which pay investors a spread over LIBOR in return for a one-off payment if the equity market crashes.
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ABN AMRO plans to boost its presence in the Asian derivatives markets and has created a new regional position to further that goal.
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BNP Paribas has hired Mike Heraty, a corporate equity derivatives marketer at Deutsche Bank, has joined as a director in the firm's strategic equity team in New York.
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China's domestic stock market--also known as the A-share market--has been trading around its multi-year low of late.
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The Chicago Board Options Exchange plans to list cash-settled options on implied volatility and variance.
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Japan's Daiwa Securities SMBC is closing its first global synthetic collateralized debt obligation.
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Deutsche Bank and Ambac are at loggerheads over the monoline's refusal to pay the bank over USD8 million in a portfolio credit-default swap trade.
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The reauthorization of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission started last week and market players expect the regulator's jurisdiction over the OTC derivatives market to be a hot topic.
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Stephane Junod, senior exotic equity derivatives structurer at Deutsche Bank in London, has left the bank.
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Traders were buying short-dated euro puts/U.S. dollar calls last week in anticipation of strong U.S. employment figures being released Friday, after DW went to press.
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The Indian minister of finance used his budget speech last week to praise the over-the-counter derivatives market for mitigating risk and promise a law, which will strengthen the status of the instruments.