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Interest rates house of the year: Barclays
Barclays has had to cope with an increasingly risk-averse investor base within the context of historically low yields, but by emphasising simplicity and transparency, the bank has stormed ahead with its...
By May 2012, Citi's multi-asset group had manufactured more than US$12 billion notional of structured products for distributors and investors in Asia, including warrants, structured investments and funds....
Forging strong partnerships with local banks in Asia has been a core focus for Commerzbank, helping the German bank to raise the profile of its commodities franchise as it managed to capture the trend...
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Equity derivatives house of the year: UBS
Innovative products pulling in more than $950 million in Taiwan and $1.4 billion in Japan illustrate UBS's commitment to strengthening its foothold across Asia. Despite difficult market conditions and a marked slowdown in activity in parts of the region,...
Asian gas market sparks into life
The prospect of a liquid spot LNG market among South-east Asian countries will boost a swaps market stuck in second gear since the first trade was completed in early 2011
Central banks turn to RMB assets
Central banks in Asia are diversifying their holdings into RMB, marking the latest stage in the currency’s internationalisation
How Basel III is turning borders into barriers
Increasing prices on cross-currency swaps as a result of Basel III’s credit valuation adjustment charge are making it harder for companies to issue bonds overseas – this is just one example of the fragmentation of global capital markets
Asian hedge funds looks for volatility opportunities
Volatility hedge funds operating in Asia have reported some spectacular losses since 2008. Despite this, there are still funds operating in the volatility arena. What strategies are working best and why is volatility so low?
Energy Risk interview: chief fund manager at Japan's Astmax
Tetsu Emori, chief fund manager at commodities-focused asset manager Astmax, talks to Energy Risk about the firm’s trading strategy and his commodities outlook for Asian investors
Outlook for commodity trading in Asia
Commodities trading in Asia has grown significantly with corporates looking eastwards for new opportunities and growth. But an uncertain global climate and regulatory differences provide challenges. Gillian Carr reports
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