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PrinceRidge sings the praises of structured products
PrinceRidge Group distributes structured products to a client base that includes leading broker-dealers across the US. Yakob Peterseil talks to managing director Joe Castelluccio about what he has learned...
The Wheatley Review of Libor succeeds in shoring up the interest rate benchmark without destabilising the derivatives market, traders say. But there are some hidden complexities. By Laurie Carver
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Many things may have changed for corporate users of derivatives over the past 18 months, but one thing remains constant – the price has to be right. Respondents to Risk’s latest corporate survey highlight the strength of a counterparty and liquidity...
Reconsidering the fixed-floating mix
Yield curves for sterling, the euro and the dollar are the steepest they have been for well over a decade, leaving companies with outstanding fixed-rate debt and large amounts of cash on balance sheets facing significant negative carry. Many corporates...
Negative carry presents corporate hedging conundrum
Steep interest rate yield curves cause corporate treasurers to focus on the cost of carry.
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