Derivatives house, interest rate derivatives, credit derivatives house and energy/commodity derivatives house of the year – Deutsche Bank

The German giant’s client relationship-building, liquidity provision and impressive track record of product innovation deliver it Risk’s house of the year award and three product awards

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The past year has been lousy for many derivatives dealers. Counterparty credit risk problems have sucked the margin out of many vanilla products, while growing cynicism among investors and corporate end-users – and their shareholders and regulators – have made structured deals a harder sell. The result has been an industry-wide erosion of top-line performance: despite interest rate notionals growing by $3 trillion in the third quarter, revenues from derivatives actually declined by

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