Hybrid products
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Source: Structured Products
Tough equity markets are driving increased demand for credit exposure and cross-asset baskets in the Nordic region, where a stronger risk appetite is in evidence
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Source: Structured Products
Low interest rates mean market participants expect the trend for hybrid structures to continue this year, boosted by demand for yield pick-up and diversification
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Source: Structured Products
The obsession with counterparty credit risk will continue this year, despite the fact that none of the contributors to this year's market outlook cover story believe any of the major banks will go bankrupt....
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Source: Structured Products
Leading names in the structured products community discuss funding issues and offer their predictions for the coming year. Richard Jory asks the questions
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The popularity of equity-linked securities is set to remain strong in South Korea as investors seek yield enhancement to combat low interest and deposit rates
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Source: Asia Risk
Volatility is emerging as the norm for markets as analysts debate the interdependence of emerging markets and developed economies. Investors and risk managers who can gauge correlation between multiple asset classes correctly and unify them through hybrid...
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Source: Risk magazine
Broker-dealer hires former Icap credit hybrids team
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Source: Energy Risk
Volatility and anticipated quantitative easing have left commodity players struggling to make sense of the markets. Frederic Hervouet, head of commodity derivatives for Asia at BNP Paribas in Singapore, sheds light on what we can expect from Asian commodity...
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Source: Structured Products
Once blooming with complex products and strategies that aimed to capture the highest returns possible, the structured credit landscape is rebuilding itself to find its place again within the investment universe. Sarah Nowakowska reports on how the move...
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Source: Asia Risk
Complex fixed-income structures and hybrid products are finding an increasing significance among regional investors, with demand coming from private individuals, macro asset managers and sovereign wealth funds. The Asian market is estimated at $50 billion,...
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