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US Wrap: UBS joins reverse convertible action

UBS continued the run of reverse convertibles in the US market, adding three to the 27 notes already issued this week by an assortment of providers. Some of the more popular equities are making second appearances: Freeport, Schlumberger and JP Morgan…

Nayak takes up global structuring at Deutsche Bank

Ram Nayak has been appointed head of global markets structuring at Deutsche Bank, taking responsibility for Deutsche's multi-asset class structuring capabilities across product and coverage businesses. Nayak will take over some of the responsibilities of…

US Wrap: Providers scramble to launch reverse convertibles

Three different providers launched reverse convertibles into the US market yesterday, racking up a total of 13 of the structures. JP Morgan, Barclays and ABN Amro all launched notes, most included metal producers Alcoa and US Steel, and financials Wells…

Pure Capital offers targeted negative correlation

Pure Capital, a New Zealand-based quant hedge fund manager, has launched a new open ended fund which aims to provide protection similar to a structured product but make money in both rising and falling markets, replicating the standard strategy adopted…

Carbon copies from Croci

The financial crisis generally puts paid to all things environmental, but not now. Deutsche Bank has just launched to retail and institutional investors two new Ucits III funds based on "a stock portfolio of attractively valued companies with low…

Deposits turn to rates and inflation in US

Rates and inflation-linked certificates of deposit are being launched by US providers as sales of the government-backed investments continue to be robust. Wells Fargo, HSBC and JP Morgan are all offering structures which expose investors to changes in…

NDFA throws its hat in the ring for Keydata

Around an hour after Jubilee Financial Products made public its interest in buying Keydata Investment Services, which was declared insolvent by the UK Financial Services Authority yesterday morning, NDFA has declared its interest in buying the UK…

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