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An expected uptick in mergers and acquisition may encourage corporates undergoing such transitions to hedge their exposures with credit derivatives.
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Merrill Lynch has hired Andy Phelps for its collateralized debt obligation business from Goldman Sachs in New York.
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Peter Scialla, managing director and head single stock equity derivatives volatility trader at Morgan Stanley in New York, has jumped to Goldman Sachs to co-head equity derivatives option trading, according to an official.
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Tokyo-based multi-strategy hedge fund Triloka Capital plans to set up an office in Hong Kong or Singapore to boost its exposure to emerging Asian markets including China.
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Relative value credit-default swaps trades that offer exposure to different parts of default-swap index curves are becoming increasingly popular.
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--Giles Rothwell, global head of investor solution sales at Barclays Capital in London, commenting on life insurance companies looking at structured products.
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When confirmations are exchanged electronically, whether by facsimile, e-mail, or a secure Web site, a threshold question is whether electronic transmission of the confirmation affects the extent to which the confirmation may be relied upon to evidence the existence and terms of the underlying transaction.
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Chi-Won Yoon, managing director and head of equity risk management for UBS in Hong Kong, has been promoted to head of Asian equities.
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Collateralized debt obligation originators are structuring deals with longer warehouse and/or ramp-up periods to give managers of structured finance-backed offerings more time to acquire bonds in the current tight-spread environment.
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Synthetic collateralized debt obligation structurers hunting for assets ensured that any spread widening in credit derivatives was immediately quashed.
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When we last reviewed foreign purchases, the most recent data available was for the month of December and the numbers highlighted that 2003 had been a year in which foreign demand reached record levels.
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More than half of balanced and fixed-income funds did not disclose commissions or were late doing so last year, according to a new study by fund tracker Lipper.