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SWIP to open US office
Neil Murray will be head of US fixed income in the Scottish Widows NYC office.
The Middle Eastern crisis had little impact on the broader credit markets last month, as technical factors remain strong – particularly among high yield names.
Laurent Crosnier is in charge of the London office of Amundi, the one-year-old progeny of a merger between the asset management arms of Crédit Agricole and Société Générale. He talked to Credit about...
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Investors still bullish on high yield as fund inflows continue
The high yield sector has been one of the top performers in the international bond markets for the past two years. With sub-investment grade default rates continuing to fall, the prospects look good for a third straight year of strong returns. But will...
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Korea's structured product market continues to grow as institutional investors move across to equity derivatives
Special report: E-trading
The drive for automation in the trading of fixed income products.
Sponsored statement: MarketAxess
Credit market participants should begin preparing for the transition to electronic trading which will be an inevitable consequence of Dodd-Frank reform, as Richard McVey of MarketAxess outlines in this Q&A.
Sponsored statement: Deutsche Bank
Investors and regulators alike are pushing for an exchange-style trading model for credit in an effort to promote transparency and liquidity.
Sponsored statement: Tradeweb
An increase in e-trading volumes for credit has boosted liquidity, with a growing number of dealers offering prices on e-trading platforms. Further developments include the move towards list trading, where clients can execute multiple trades in multiple...
Multi-dealer platforms gear up for credit e-trading adoption
Regulatory pressure for transparency across the financial markets is good news for multi-dealer e-trading platforms, pushing them into a range of new product offerings.
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Technology can provide a competitive advantage in banking. How it is applied by Tier 1 and Tier 2 institutions, to the benefit for their risk management systems, is discussed.
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