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'Boom cycle' for US power prices

With input costs surging and demand growth currently outpacing supply additions in the US power market, analysts are expecting the space to tighten further. David Watkins reports

Dividend option market tipped for growth

Dividend swaps have been under pressure since the onset of the credit crisis, as fears of dividend cuts have caused the historically steep curve to flatten considerably. But, despite gloomy economic forecasts, the investor base appears to be expanding,…

Isda AGM: Calello urges industry to improve

Paul Calello, chief executive officer of investment banking at Credit Suisse, says all parties involved in the financial system – including regulators – need to take urgent action to combat potential systemic risk emanating from the ongoing credit crisis.

GSEs could endanger US credit rating

Exposure to government-sponsored enterprises (GSE) such as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could threaten the US government's AAA credit rating, New York-based rating agency Standard & Poor's has warned.

Blue Sky unveils third Protected Income Plan

Blue Sky Asset Management (BSAM) investment boutique has launched a third tranche of its six-year Protected Income Plan (PIP), which offers a fixed 10% income per year and 100% capital protection. The PIP III plan is linked to a portfolio of five UK…

Paladyne and Numerix partner

Pricing and risk analytics provider Numerix and alternative investment technology vendor Paladyne Systems have agreed to integrate Numerix trading, pricing and analytical toolset within Paladyne’s hedge fund platform. The move is designed to allow…

Crude hits new high on inventory lows

Crude oil rose by more than $2 per barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex) after US government data showed a drop in inventories, surprising some analysts.

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