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Keeping your options open

The burgeoning popularity of credit default swaps has sparked much talk about the development of a market in credit options. Ian Clague asks whether 2003 will see the birth of this market and investigates the opportunities arising from credit options and the barriers to their growth

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Options usually represent a major part of any derivative market. They are, in a sense, the perfect hedge, providing protection when the market moves against a portfolio and conveniently becoming irrelevant when market moves are favourable. In many ways options are like insurance to an investor: they can buy an asset but also buy the opportunity to sell it later at a certain price if the investment

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