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Accor's five-year credit-default swaps came in six basis points to trade at 87bps on Wednesday, before retracing on Thursday, according to a London-based trader.
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Derivatives houses in Australia are considering offering baskets of equity-default swaps to retail clients, who are seen as among the most adventurous in terms of structured products.
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Bank of America has hired Vincent DeLorenzo, head of North American short-term interest-rate trading at Citigroup Global Markets in New York, as global head of short-term interest-rate management.
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Implied volatility on the U.S. dollar/Japanese yen currency pair jumped close to six-month highs last week, driven by market players' uncertainty about the direction of the pair.
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Credit Suisse First Boston has hired Mauricio Esquenazi, Latin American derivatives marketer at Deutsche Bank in New York, in a similar role.
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Deutsche Bank recently invited its global equity derivatives clients to Rome for its first annual conference. Elinor Comlay, reporter, attended.
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European credit derivatives dealers have voted for the newly merged credit derivatives index to use rankings of trading volumes to select the index constituents.
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Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein has reopened its Tokyo-based foreign exchange sales desk and is planning to hire staff to build up its presence.
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Bertrand de Mazières, head of the Agence France Trésor in Paris, is looking at issuing its first non-euro denominated debt and restarting its interest rate swap program.
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International Accounting Standard 39 requires all financial assets and liabilities, including derivatives, to be measured depending on their classification at either fair value, or amortised cost so as to record a constant effective yield.
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Bank One's Chicago-based convertible bond desk is being disbanded following the recent acquisition of the firm by JPMorgan.