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DWS Scudder plans to offer structured notes alongside its fund lineup.
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About 100 buy- and sell-side credit officials gathered at the Harmonie Club in New York last week for Institutional Investor's Credit Default Swaps & LCDS Conference.
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Buy-side credit-default swap protection sellers are resisting adopting ISDA's Credit Derivatives Physical Settlement Matrix, or CDS Matrix, one of the most recent developments in dealer efforts to reduce a trade assignment backlog.
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Bonn-based bank Deutsche Postbank has launched a synthetic partially funded residential mortgage-backed securities transaction with an excess spread mechanism--the first German synthetic to feature one.
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Merrill Lynch is preparing to launch market-access products on Vietnamese equities following licensing for the emerging stock market.
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Mark Delaney, senior portfolio manager at GE Asset Management in Stamford, Conn., said the firm is looking at using options on credit derivative indices and single-name corporate credit-default swaps.
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Synthetic balance sheet collateralized loan obligations referencing emerging market corporate debt are expected to take off in coming months to satisfy both growing investor appetite and new regulatory challenges.
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China's first foreign-currency denominated fund for domestic investors was launched last week.
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Goldman Sachs has hired Andrew Bristow, head of asset-backed securities trading at HSBC in London.
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JPMorgan has transferred David Long, managing director and head of equity derivatives in Hong Kong, to New York.
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Nearly three months after the International Swaps and Derivatives Association released standard pay-as-you-go documentation for credit-default swaps referencing cashflow collateralized debt obligations, the dealer community is split down the middle over the inclusion of a clause for implied write-down provisions.