Barclays Capital

iBoxx licenses indexes for exchange-traded funds

Frankfurt-based indexing company iBoxx and Pennsylvania-based exchange-traded fund (ETF) company iShares have struck a deal to license iBoxx indexes as the basis for European fixed-income ETFs to be launched on Deutsche Börse. The new products are…

BarCap lures Aguais from Algorithmics

Barclays Capital, the investment banking division of Barclays Bank, has lured Scott Aguais from enterprise risk management vendor Algorithmics, to work as its new head of credit risk methodology in London.

Barclays Capital boosts credit derivatives effort

Barclays Capital, the investment banking division of Barclays Bank, has appointed Andrew Whittle, ex-head of European credit derivatives at Bear Stearns, to a newly created position as European head of credit derivatives.

Investor demand for Asian hybrid products growing

Growing numbers of Asian investors are turning to structured credit products in order to benefit from enhanced yield in an environment of low interest rates and tightening credit spreads, says Patrick Kwan, director of debt capital markets and investment…

Voltrex appoints European director

Voltrex Options, a derivatives brokerage house based in London, has appointed Arnaud Fransioli as director for Europe. Fransioli assumes responsibility for developing the company’s business on all main continental European derivatives markets, starting…

Barclays Capital to gain Thai foothold

Barclays Capital, the investment banking arm of the UK's Barclays Bank, plans to gain a strong foothold in the Thai derivatives market through its purchase of DBS Thai Danu Securities.

Building for Basel

The 2005 implementation date for the new Basel II Accord – already postponed by a year – is looming large. Whilst the banking sector is steadily gearing up for the proposed changes, there are fears that some institutions may be left behind.

Building for Basel

The 2005 implementation date for the new Basel II Accord – already postponed by a year – is looming large. Whilst the banking sector is steadily gearing up for the proposed changes, there are fears that some institutions may be left behind.

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