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UBS Warburg’s Thomas to discuss next generation of CDO products at Risk Europe
UBS Warburg executive director for global credit derivatives, Alberto Thomas, will discuss the future of collateralised debt obligation (CDO) products during his address at Risk Europe on April 9.
Japanese airlines go against credit market’s tightening trend
Technical factors continued to keep Japan’s credit default swaps on a tightening trend this week, except for airlines for which the cost of protection continued to rise on concern that the war in Iraq and Japan’s weak economy will seriously damage the…
Offers of protection remain thin in subdued credit markets
Credit default swap spreads have tightened again in Europe in the second half of this week, but markets have remained thin and subdued, say London-based credit derivatives traders.
Credit swap spreads edge out on Iraq war fears
Spreads in the credit default swap market started widening in trading this week, as sellers of credit protection left the market due to increasing uncertainty about a quick resolution of the US-led invasion of Iraq, London-based traders said today.