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In the first of a series of interviews with national regulators, we talk to the UK's Financial Services Authority about the taskforce it is setting up with other European regulators to assess the size...
Credit Agricole Structured Asset Management (Casam) has launched a new exchange-traded fund (ETF) linked to Eonia - the Euro Over Night Index Average, the rate of overnight unsecured lending between banks....
Lyxor Asset Management, a wholly owned subsidiary of Société Générale (SG) has launched its first exchange-traded note (ETN), the Lyxor ETN Long Gold, which is listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE)....
Banks are increasingly using their IT infrastructure to increase their competitive advantage. Learn how this can work in practice.
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Credit Agricole Structured Asset Management (Casam) has listed 11 new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) covering different sectors in Europe, Eastern Europe, broad European equity exposure and two Asian markets.
The issue of how to tackle the vast quantities of impaired assets lingering on banks' balance sheets has given rise to several possible solutions, chief among which is the notion of a 'bad bank'. Credit asks five market participants how such a scheme...
Last year saw retail investors flock to commodities and use structured products to access niche sectors such as freight. But as the global downturn tightens its grip, demand is focusing on delta one exposure to gold and oil. Will the commodity-linked...
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The retreat from hedge fund strategy-related products looked complete last October with the launch of structured products aimed at shorting the sector. But sophisticated investors can always try investing in dynamic strategies, which can offer excitement,...
The most recent phase of the financial crisis has caused some to question whether Basel II will survive in its current form. Governments are insisting banks hold higher capital levels than Basel II calculations require, while pressure is on the Basel...
The stand-off between CDS dealers and European regulators over the creation of a central clearing house for CDS is threatening to erupt into a full-blown shoot-out. Simon Boughey reports
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