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IXIS Corporate & Investment Banking has established a credit derivatives structuring desk for Asia out of Hong Kong as part of a push in the region.
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Months of spread tightening on the European iTraxx suite reversed this week on the back of players exiting long bond/short credit-default swap positions.
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One need look no further than the settlements paid by financial institutions post-Enron--over USD7 billion--to recognize that complex structured finance transactions have the potential to create enormous risk to the entities engaging in those transactions.
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Ajay Khanna, managing director and head of equity derivatives trading at Wachovia Securities in New York, has left the firm.
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Andrea Morresi, head of equity derivatives investor marketing at JPMorgan in London, has left the firm.
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A group of dealers were meeting as DW went to press to discuss the creation of a loan credit-default swaps index.
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Korean banks are picking up investment in synthetic collateralized debt obligations, as they look to improve balance sheets for the approach of the Basel II accords.
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Tim Collins has joined Lehman Brothers in New York as head of U.S. synthetic marketing.
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Malaysia's central bank has been quizzing international firms about collateralized debt obligations and that has some forecasting the regulator may green light the market.
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A growing number of synthetic credit investors in the Middle East are launching credit trading units.
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Morgan Stanley has hired Arnaud Droitcourt, head of Asian equity derivatives trading at Calyon in Hong Kong, for a new role as executive director and head of exotic trading in the city.