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Rami Farah and Mohamed Idriss, both responsible for structured product marketing to the Middle East, have left Barclays Capital in London.
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The New Zealand dollar hit a three-month low against the U.S. dollar last week, prompting an uptick in implied volatility and a rush to buy downside kiwi puts.
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Negative-basis trades have started to wane in hybrid asset-backed securities collateralized debt obligations as new players entering the market allow banks to place tranches.
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Equity houses are expecting interest for derivatives linked to a new Malaysian index.
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Tom Doyle, deputy head of alternative investment sales at SG Corporate & Investment Banking in London, has left after a few months to return to KBC Financial Products.
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SG Corporate & Investment Banking is offering derivative investment products linked to a fully managed credit derivative fund.
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High leverage and rising interest rates are contributing to wider residential mortgage-backed securities spreads, but RMBS credit-default swap spreads are near all-time tights.
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Five-year credit-default swap spreads on Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. and Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. blew out last week after rival tire maker Bridgestone Tire issued lower-than-expected guidance ahead of second-quarter earnings.
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Bank loan desks, insurance companies and asset managers are turning to portfolio protection strategies where the cost of protection steps up as losses occur.
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The U.K. Takeover Panel has issued its response statement on the consultation paper on Control Issues RS 2005/3, along with three other response papers.
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Los Angeles-based TCW Asset Management is decreasing the proportion of credit-default swaps in the latest installment of its hybrid collateralized debt obligation series because of tightening spreads.
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Deutsche Bank this morning pulled the repricing portion of the amendment it was in the market with for Hertz Corp.