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  • Gary Ladolcetta has started at Commerce Bank in New Jersey as a managing director with responsibility for setting up a loan distribution business on a more formalized basis.
  • MetoKote Corp., the largest independent provider of industrial coating in the U.S., is adding debt to make dividend payments to private equity sponsor J.P. Morgan Partners or to repurchase no less than $30 million in stock.
  • Activity in the loan market began to slow down last week as the lack of sellers left buyers without much paper to choose from.
  • Scotia Capital and Credit Suisse First Boston have shifted the tranche size and pricing on Weight Watchers International’s $500 million credit facility in the wake of oversubscription.
  • New York state is unlikely to fall into line with the National Association of Insurance Commissioners’ position that weather derivatives should be regulated as insurance contracts.
  • Ed Kearns has joined the loans sales and trading desk at UBS starting this week.
  • Implied volatility for the the Norwegian krone/euro currency pair jumped as the euro rose last week sparking a series of risk reversal trades.
  • Some of the most active derivatives houses operating in Europe, including Morgan Stanley, UBS and HSBC, are expected to come under increasing peer pressure to adopt the 2002 International Swaps and Derivatives Association equity derivatives definitions, according to City lawyers.
  • José Montemayor, Texas commissioner of insurance and chair of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners' property and casualty committee, has helped calm the credit derivatives market by stating that the NAIC is unlikely to argue that credit derivatives should fall under the bailiwick of the insurance industry.
  • The Securities and Exchange Commission has cast a shadow over the multi-billion dollar structured note industry by ruling that investment banks cannot book upfront profits on the instruments.
  • Fixed income fund managers expect their pension fund clients to start using more derivatives, such as interest rate swaps, over the coming year.
  • The rapid growth of credit correlation products such as single-tranche CDOs has in part been the result of improvements in analytics allowing the risk of such products to be managed with greater accuracy and efficiency.