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After a false start in 2007, when the Chicago Board Options Exchange previously unveiled credit event binary options, the product is back – with a few crucial tweaks
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The sharp increase in oil price volatility resulting from political upheaval in Libya and across the Middle East has helped push the volume of oil options traded to a new all-time high
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The World Federation of Exchanges has urged US Treasury secretary Tim Geithner to keep forex derivatives under Dodd-Frank to block banks from using the exception for interest rate derivatives transactions....
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Trading volatility used to be the domain of an elite group of sophisticated investors but this year pension funds and even retail investors started snapping up the latest generation of products. It could be a flash-in-the-pan fad but more likely volatility...
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Skew skyrocketed while volatility and correlation spiked in May, reviving memories of the carnage inflicted in the months that followed the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers in 2008. The dislocations are rumoured to have caused losses for some exotic equity...
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A new index based on skew will be unveiled once testing is completed
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Dealers and hedge funds were hammered by sharp falls in dividends during late 2008 and early 2009. Since then, liquidity has recovered as a wider range of market participants take advantage of the dislocation. Mark Pengelly reports
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The chairman of the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) has attacked Washington DC's approach to regulatory reform efforts, criticising Congress for "wanting to beat up on anybody that has anything to do with finance" and not distinguishing between...
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The US's fledging recovery from recession could be jeopardised by the Federal Reserve's plans to cease purchasing government-sponsored enterprise (GSE) securities from the end of March, warned a speaker at the Chicago Board Options Exchange risk management...
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Lower volatility across asset classes in the second quarter of the year produced lower value-at-risk figures at almost all major banks, according to a Risk survey.
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