Treasury inflation-protected securities (tips)
Proshares ETFs offer Tips for protection
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Proshares rolls out ETFs offering exposure to the difference in yield between Treasuries and TIPS
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The inflation derivatives market is characterised by long-dated trades, big notional sizes, a lack of liquidity and – where corporate clients are involved – a lack of collateral. In other words, it...
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A big short position in 30-year Treasury inflation protected securities backfired at the end of June. Traders say the strategy – driven by the end of the second round of quantitative easing – made...
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Morgan Stanley Tips bet 'made sense', dealers say
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Big curve flattening bet attributed to Morgan Stanley was reasonable, traders say - one rival exited similar position just in time
Life companies try to meet inflation-linked product demand
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Life companies have spent the past couple of years tightening up exposure to inflation, but are they ready to meet consumer demand for inflation-linked products?
Inflation derivatives house of the year: Deutsche Bank
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Inflation desks experienced two extremes in 2010. The market was initially driven by fears about an economic slowdown and Japanese-style deflationary scenario in the US, as well as the escalating sovereign debt crisis in the eurozone. Certain clients...
Sponsored forum: US inflation derivatives
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The inflation derivatives market in the US has recently seen a surge in activity, with high-profile trades from North American insurer Fairfax and US investment manager Pimco. Is this the catalyst for further growth? In a forum convened by Risk and sponsored...
Inflation options popular as investors look for protection
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A number of insurance companies and pension funds have bought 0% floors this year amid concerns about deflation. One high-profile trade has received particular attention, encouraging other market players to express their views. But the focus could be...
Korean linker volumes soar after introduction of deflation floors
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The resumption of issuance of government linkers, which now include deflation floors, should aid the development of inflation derivatives in South Korea
US insurers and pension funds seek to hedge deflation
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Extra inflation hedging demand driving split between derivatives and cash market pricing
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