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Funding cost adjustments for derivatives
A paper discussing the relationship of the funding cost adjustment to the balance sheet and demonstrating two ways in which the funding cost adjustment can be eliminated
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Despite hurdles, clearers map out forex ambitions
With a range of foreign exchange products expected to move towards clearing, several central counterparties are jockeying for a slice of the business. But regulation, technical obstacles and lacklustre demand from market participants are getting in their...
Dealers face up to OTC clearing's tech revolution
Build or buy? It’s a key decision in every big IT project, and the shift to over-the-counter clearing is one of the biggest the industry has ever faced. Many dealers are adapting existing in-house systems, but vendors are also pushing off-the-shelf...
Index roundup
Barclays Capital has launched the Offshore Renminbi Bond Index, which aims to track the growing market of Renminbi-denominated bonds issued outside the People’s Republic of China. The index is offered as a standalone index that complements other Asia-Pacific...
In the balance
Funding costs and counterparty credit risk adjustments have become increasingly important contributions to the total value of derivatives positions. Based on a recently developed derivatives valuation framework that incorporates these two effects in a...
Asset Manager of the Year: Barclays Capital Fund Solutions
Asia Risk awards 2011 winner: Barclays Capital Fund Solutions – Asset Manager of the Year
Société Générale adds to rates strategy team
Alberto Brondolo and Julian Wiseman appointed to expand SG CIB’s global rates research efforts
Capital depends on three
Barclays Capital is offering an autocallable product for which the return of capital depends on the performance of the three underlyings. Monthly income is paid as long as the 60% closing day barrier is not breached
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