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Agency brokers: Back in vogue

In the old days, before the advent of the all-singing, all-dancing full service investment banks, agency brokers used to represent an important, if niche part of the credit trading business. Now, after a period in the wilderness, these agency brokerages…

Red dawn for Russian securitisation

It has been a dark time for Russia's securitisation market, but the addition of RMBS to the list of eligible assets for the central bank repo facility is raising hopes that a wave of new deals will herald a return of investor demand and re-energise the…

Profile: Richard Baker

The former US congressman and now head of the Managed Funds Association talks to Credit about how the hedge fund industry can bounce back from a tough 2008

SG finalises debt and equity merger

Société Générale has finalised the merger of its equity and debt divisions announced in February, with Christophe Mianné confirmed as head of global markets.

Get-out clause

The economic downturn and fall in commodities prices have left many companies holding contracts that are now unfavourable. Julianne Hughes-Jennett and Alexander Anslow of Lovells discuss when force majeure and other clauses can be used to cancel or…

Staging a transformation

Energy risk management has transformed since the early 1990s. Pauline McCallion speaks to risk managers about the challenges they faced in the early days and how they compare with the issues faced today

Recognising outstanding contributions

To celebrate it's 15th anniversary, Energy Risk is honouring pioneer traders, top women and pioneer quants who've made an outstanding contribution to energy trading and have shaped today's energy markets

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