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  • Derivatives
    Product Innovation Concentrates On Underlyings
    Demand for exotic underlyings such as hybrids of equity and funds, or exposure to emerging markets has drawn attention away from exotic pay-offs, according to Stephane Junod, head of the exotics structuring group at Deutsche Bank.
    May 23, 2004
  • Derivatives
    Private Equity Fund Launch Eyeballs Swaps, Options
    Duncan Capital Group, a privately owned merchant bank with investment banking and fund management business lines, is considering utilizing total return swaps and over-the-counter options as a means of taking short and portfolio private equity exposures in its planned DC Opportunity Fund.
    May 23, 2004
  • Derivatives
    StanChart Hires Two Heads In Indonesia
    Standard Chartered has hired Miliat Tjakara, marketer at Barclays Capital in Jakarta, as head of sales, and Jony Attan, structurer at HSBC in Jakarta, as head of structured products for its Indonesian operation.
    May 23, 2004
  • Derivatives
    Taiwan Deregulation To Pave Way For Small Warrants Mart
    A likely deregulation of the Taiwanese warrants market may prompt international houses to start issuing warrants again, but only on small and medium sized companies.
    May 23, 2004
  • Derivatives
    Seen & Heard
    * Myron Scholes, noble prize winner, founder of the ill-fated Long-Term Capital Management and current professor of Stanford University, suggested that the only way to dampen the influence of Warren Buffett and his followers on the derivatives market is to "retire them."
    May 23, 2004
  • Derivatives
    U.S. Hedge Fund Buys/Sells CDS In EM Fund
    OneWorld Investments, a U.S.-based hedge fund manager with USD460 million in assets, has recently launched an emerging markets fund that purchases and sells credit protection on emerging market, high-yield and investment grade credits.
    May 23, 2004
  • Derivatives
    U.S. Structured Product Market Can't Copy Europe
    The lack of a network to market sophisticated structured products to retail investors in the U.S. is one factor that sets the developing market apart from the well-established market in Europe.
    May 23, 2004
  • Asia
    KDB, Korea Land, NACF use spread rally to launch bonds
    Encouraged by a settling in South Korean bond spreads this week, several borrowers have decided to launch new issues, hoping to get into the market before the US interest rate rise that many expect in June.
    May 21, 2004
  • Asia
    Loans news
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    May 21, 2004
  • Asia
    Samurais ride again with ¥235bn of bonds, more to come
    Goldman Sachs, General Electric Capital Corp and Ford Motor Credit all launched Samurai bonds this week, livening up a market sector that has been quiet for most of the year.
    May 21, 2004
  • Asia
    China Telecom leaps on market bounce to raise $1.73bn
    China Telecom made a quick foray into the market on Wednesday and raised $1.725bn in an accelerated global bookbuild by selling a 7.1% stake in itself to fund acquisitions in China.
    May 21, 2004
  • Asia
    Citi nabs Merrill’s Poon and Woon but ML hires Rod Sykes
    Citigroup has poached two investment banking big hitters from Merrill Lynch in Asia ? Kenneth Poon, head of Asian equity capital markets, and Tracey Woon, head of Singapore investment banking.
    May 21, 2004
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