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Vertical Capital, a USD4.5 billion structured finance asset manager part-owned by Bank of America, is managing its first hybrid collateralized debt obligation.
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Swiss Re has hedged earthquake insurance sold to Mexico by synthetically issuing catastrophe bonds.
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The pickup in short-dated implied volatility coupled with falling stock markets is providing ideal pricing conditions for short-term equity-linked notes.
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A team of highly-regarded equity structurers has left UBS in Tokyo, including Michio Yasuda, head of equity solutions.
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--Brett Graham, portfolio manager at Vertical Capital in New York, on why the firm is issuing its first hybrid collateralized debt obligation.
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Sébastien Goldenberg, director and head of European inflation trading at ABN AMRO in London, has left the firm.
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Investors in synthetic asset-backed securities have reacted to a slowdown in the U.S. housing market by starting to buy ABS protection.
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Spreads on the usually tight Asian credit market have widened following a global sell-off in fixed income and equities due to market jitters.
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A handful of Asia Pacific equity-linked investment products were issued in the U.S. last week by firms including JPMorgan and Lehman Brothers.
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Activity for longer-dated credit-default swaps in Australia is on the rise, due to the growing number of local accounts looking for yield in the tight-spread environment.
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Yogesh Attre, managing director in fund derivatives marketing at BNP Paribas in New York, has left the firm.
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Thibaut Antoine, a senior equity derivatives trader at BNP Paribas in New York, has resigned. He is tipped to join Goldman Sachs in a similar role, reporting to Paul Russo.