Lehman brothers
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Senior quant discusses the high levels of cross-asset correlation across today's markets
The collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008 has become a watershed for financial markets. Tom Bolland, former chief risk officer at Lehman Brothers International (Europe), speaks to Christopher Whittall...
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EC looks to tackle unilateral approach to short selling
The EC’s new short-selling rules should reduce unco-ordinated action by national regulators, say dealers
UK Lehman administration considers spin-off
Specialist firm would provide complex derivatives valuation and advisory services.
Hong Kong regulators warn market about synthetic ETFs
Hong Kong regulators have sent reminder letters and circulars on the business operations surrounding products denominated in renminbi and synthetic exchange-traded funds.
Costs could deter hedge funds from learning Lehman lessons
Cutting counterparty risk has a price tag that might prevent smaller funds from changing their ways, experts fear
German recovery faces constraints
Germany’s structured products market is recovering from the financial crisis, but innovation is the last thing on anyone’s mind. John Ferry reports on a market that continues to live on a diet of discount certificates, a few innovations and some volatility...
Volatility, correlation and skew too
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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