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Citi's Asia debt capital markets team has always taken great pains to stress it is no mere volume shop that favours market share over profitability. But you could be forgiven for thinking the bank has thrown such objections out of the window this year. For the first six months of 2014 Citi has been vying with HSBC for the top spot in the G3 Asia Pacific ex Japan DCM league table. -
Record second quarter issuance has helped G3 DCM volumes break the $100bn barrier already this year, leading banks to generate their highest quarterly fees in three years. But equity volumes dipped slightly, despite technology issuance almost tripling.
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Tullett Prebon has launched an aggregated feed of swap data repository data for the interest rate swaps market, in a bid to increase price transparency by combining standardised post-trade data with pre-trade bids and offers.
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Volatility risk premium strategies, such as volatility and correlation swaps, are becoming increasingly popular as investors look for alternative strategies to the over-crowded carry trade in the current low volatility environment.
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Asia looks set to account for half of global corporate debt over the next five years, overtaking the combined volumes of the US and Europe, writes Selma Piper.
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ING has begun offering so-called sprinters based on the NL20 index, a total return index that reflects the real performance of the 20 largest listed companies in the Netherlands.
