Property derivatives
Kempen's property sector play
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Kempen has put together a basket of property stocks in the Netherlands that allows investors sector access. The product includes exposure to the US dollar:euro exchange rate and includes a 70% barrier....
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Less volatile than equities and on offer in a variety of forms and available in either growth or income style, commercial property has made a low-key return to the investment world. As property values...
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Implied total returns suggest UK property market was overheating in 2006.
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Duggan bonds link to forex and commodities
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Duggan Asset Management has launched its second issue of the year, a foreign exchange-linked bond that uses a low-risk strategy not generally correlated to equities, bonds or property. The FX Bond’s underlying strategy is the Nomura Arcs Volatility...
South Korea clamps down on retail derivatives instruments
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FSC plans to restrict credit and natural phenomena derivatives sold to SME and retail investors
Playing house
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Arc Capital and Income is offering a six-year capital-protected product linked to the UK Halifax House Price Index. It offers 100% participation in any performance above 70% of the initial index level
IPD: property derivatives still growing
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The property derivatives business is still growing, with £10.6 billion in deals so far in the UK - although the market continues to be reluctant to make trades based on property sectors.
Introduction
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Property derivatives have been 'the next big thing' for quite some time now. In the UK, dealers have been waxing lyrical about the benefits of property derivatives for years. All it needed, they said, was for property companies and investors to become...
UK property derivatives – a focus on residential
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Residential property represents a significant proportion of national wealth and is an asset class known by all, yet it is only in recent years that a visible market has developed for derivatives linked to the value of residential property. Andrew Fenlon...
The silver lining
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Only a handful of over-the-counter property derivatives transactions have been executed in the US. But with the number of banks licensed to use the NCREIF property Index growing rapidly, this looks set to change. By Anuszka Mogford
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