Credit options: Arrested development

- By Risk Staff
- 01 Mar 2006

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The imminent arrival of credit options as a widely used tool in the credit investors' arsenal has been repeatedly forecast over the past few years. Only now however, can the market for these instruments - which give users the right but not the obligation to buy or sell bonds or credit default swaps in the future - be said to be even partially established. Even now, it remains yet to fulfil early expectations of take-up - yet there is new and growing evidence that institutional investors are

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