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Exchange-traded notes: the strategic tools that deliver enhanced access...
The exchange-traded notes (ETNs) market in the US and Europe is becoming more complementary and bespoke, while the enhanced exposure ETNs can provide is taking market access to the next stage. Sarah Nowakowska...
Investors increasingly seek liquid and simple access to specific hedge fund strategies. Nicolas Aractingi and Csaba Koppany – Equity and Funds Structured Markets at Barclays Capital – outline how the...
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Dealers say they won’t join clearing houses that are not robust – and have already blackballed one central counterparty. As a result, the initial margin methodologies employed by the big rates clearers have begun to converge. Matt Cameron reports...
Demand for active strategies and sector cherry-picking set to remain...
Volatile commodity markets are boosting the use of dynamic and active strategies to access the asset class, with a greater emphasis on direct exposure to particular sectors and underlying selection
Pimco said to be behind OTC clearing spike at CME
Interest rate swap clearing volumes at CME leapt 2,172% between August and September, and dealers say one firm is responsible for the surge
Deutsche Bank tops Risk interdealer rankings
Deutsche claims top spot for third year running, with JP Morgan a close second
Reforms could force OTC markets to embrace trading algorithms
Compared with other markets, algorithmic execution is rare in the over-the-counter world – at least for clients. That could change rapidly if regulation forces more electronic trading while also fragmenting liquidity. Mark Pengelly reports
Basel III liquidity rules shaking up the corporate deposit market
Corporates have huge cash reserves, and banks are on the hunt for stable sources of funding. That combination has been a shot in the arm for the sleepy corporate deposit market, and a chance for treasurers to earn better yields than they are used to....
Regulators wary of new corporate deposits that sit outside Basel III...
Basel III arms race begins with product that uses a rolling, embedded option to keep deposits outside bounds of new liquidity ratio
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