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  • Risk managers, aside from monitoring traditional metrics such as P&L and position limits, may have to start quizzing traders on such esoteric topics as the negation of self, if the example of a National Australia Bank fx options trader is anything to go by
  • Total has synthetically converted a recent fixed rate GBP250 million (USD460 million) bond to a floating rate dollar liability.
  • Whilst the use of over-the-counter derivatives in the retail savings and pensions markets could hardly be considered innovative, there is a residual reticence amongst trustees and managers of unit trusts and pension funds to commit fully to the use of derivative products, particularly more exotic products, as part of their long-term investment strategies.
  • SG Cowen is on the prowl for third-party money for its internally managed convertible arbitrage hedge fund, currently seeded only by SG capital.
  • Rival fx traders are pointing to Aussie and Kiwi dollar call options sold last October as the source of a recently uncovered AUD600 million (USD464 million) hole in National Australia Bank's foreign exchange book.
  • Wachovia Securities plans to hire more than 30 derivatives professionals this year for its equity derivatives operations.
  • The following is a list of prominent personnel moves from around the U.S. and European fixed income markets.
  • EON Bank, Malaysia’s seventh largest bank by assets, launched a $225m 10 year non-call five bond last Friday. Sole bookrunner ING attracted an order book of $860m for the tier two bond, making it 3.9 times oversubscribed and enabling it to be priced at the tight end of price guidance.
  • Tokyo-Mitsubishi International on Monday sold ¥10bn worth of convertible bonds into the Euromarket for Noevir Co. The five year bonds have a zero coupon and were offered at 101.00 with a conversion premium of just 2.34%. There is no put option, but there is a soft call after three years, subject to a 130% hurdle.
  • Nikko Citigroup has arranged a ¥11.5bn CB for electronics retailing group Best Denki Co at favourable terms for the lowly rated company.
  • Australian copper and gold miner Oxiana Resources announced on Wednesday a 1:4 renounceable rights issue at A$0.80 per new share to raise A$189m.
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