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Branching out

Investors and hedgers are entering the credit derivatives market as never before. Lisa Cooper investigates the range of new credit derivative products and applications open to them.

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Credit derivatives traders are taking advantage of increased liquidity in the single-name default swap market to develop a multitude of new and innovative products for their clients. And the threatening credit climate experienced over the last year or so – which has brought with it defaults by investment-grade names – has also encouraged new customers into the marketplace. Those already

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