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Japan disaster has broad impact across asset classes
The ability to take risk off the table quickly and effectively has become a key focus in Asian risk management, as the reaction by investors to the tragedy in Japan shows. Despite profound mark to market...
Known for their high volatility and extreme sensitivity to natural and geopolitical factors, soft commodities are nonetheless being added to the mix of structured products on offer
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Yen interbank funding market calm as government bond yields retrace
The reduced scale of hedge fund carry trade activities compared with previous crises such as the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008 has reined in potential increases in the yen libor rate and short-end JGBs.
Barclays Capital reorganises forex structuring heads in Asia, US and...
Barclays Capital is moving several of its foreign exchange heads into new roles as it merges two structuring entities.
BarCap index captures systematic alpha from monetary policy
A new index that extracts value from the US dollar and euro yield curves by capturing the momentum in cross-market rate spreads has been launched by Barclays Capital.
People: Wheatley to head new UK regulator
Martin Wheatley will head the Consumer Protection and Markets Authority when it replaces the Financial Services Authority next year
Deutsche and Barclays suspend ETNs
Deutsche Bank and Barclays are two of many to suspend exchange-traded notes (ETNs) and funds (ETFs) from trading
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Forex structurers prepare for inflation
Global foreign exchange markets were dominated by the same themes for most of 2010, with a focus on the US economy and quantitative easing in light of weakening US data. But inflationary pressures and possible interest rate hikes are presenting structurers...
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