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A number of companies in the consumer discretionary sector have seen substantial inflows as investors buy call options to take advantage of upside exposure and cheap premiums.
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The first quarter numbers of the biggest US investment banks show that the right kind of volatility is back in the market, as divergent central bank policies pushed investors to take a view.
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Spreads on US corporate credit default swaps are tightening as credit conditions have generally improved or plateaued, motivating investors to seek higher yield. -
Structured finance and covered bond issuers hoping their deals will escape the waves of downgrades likely to hit the European banking system may have one of their routes out of the bind closed by Fitch.
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As Barclays and Deutsche prepare to face shareholders and report earnings in the coming weeks, both AJs face fundamental questions about their investment banking strategies that could reshape the global industry, writes David Rothnie.
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The market for European CMBS, after years of muted activity, looks like it may have hit a turning point in its convalescence, according to rating agency DBRS.
