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Riding the storm

Germany's national carrier, Lufthansa, was hit hard by the September 11 terrorist attacks. The airline's chief risk officer talks to Gareth Gore about how the shock event brought about sweeping changes to its liquidity risk management

Derivative Fitch launches beta CFXO model

Derivative Fitch has today released a beta version of its Vector CFXO model for collateralised foreign exchange obligations (CFXOs), aimed at increasing transparency in the market and the understanding of its ratings.

RBC takes Nair as head of Structured Credit

RBC Capital Markets has appointed Priya Nair as managing director, global head of Structured Credit Product origination and syndication. Nair will spearhead the global coordination of origination and distribution of RBC Capital Markets’ structured credit…

In the shadows

Booming over-the-counter derivatives markets may be generating huge revenues for dealers, but they are also casting a worrying shadow over trading book profits in the form of counterparty credit risk. Are contingent credit default swaps the answer?

Cannon appointed

Matthew Cannon has been appointed head of Structured Credit Products, Asia-Pacific for HSBC. Cannon moves from the bank’s European offices, where he was responsible for marketing structured credit products in that region. Cannon’s appointment marks an…

Rabobank closing carry trade CPDO

Rabobank is planning to close a structured foreign exchange product next week that invests in the carry trade while using the leverage mechanism of a constant proportion debt obligation (CPDO).

Allianz picks credit valuation provider

Allianz SE has chosen Moody’s KMV to provide credit valuation tools. Products the firm has selected include RiskFrontier, a portfolio-management solution, that will help it to analyse the effect of collateralised debt obligation tranches in its…

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