UK Debt Management Office (DMO)
Pension funds’ appetite for long-dated gilts ‘temporary’
Gilt selloff spurs opportunistic buying but the trend is short-lived, say market participants
Sovereign risk manager of the year: IGCP
Portuguese debt office ensured clean exit from bailout while ending swaps disputes
Inflation derivatives house of the year: HSBC
Risk Awards 2015: UK bank married giant linker role with pension fund re-hedge
German debt office poised to collateralise swaps
Pending 2014 budget would allow Finanzagentur to post up to €8 billion in collateral
Investors split on 100-year gilt proposal
An ultra long-dated gilt will provide observable market data for liability discounting, but investor demand at the 100-year maturity is questioned
Danish and Latvian debt offices weigh two-way collateral
The costs of transacting swaps with one-way CSAs mean more debt offices could join Hungary, Ireland, Portugal and Sweden
Sovereign risk manager of the year: Dutch State Treasury Agency
Risk awards 2012
OECD debt offices call for derivatives collateral debate
New report calls for debt offices to weigh the pros and cons of two-way collateral and clearing
CPI-linked gilts will not be issued next year, says government
Concerns over unsustainable demand and market fragmentation halt issuance of gilts linked to consumer price index
Demand for CPI-linked gilts predicted as fragmentation concerns are downplayed
Demand for CPI-linked gilts predicted as fragmentation concerns are downplayed
Market fragmentation "inevitable" if CPI-linked gilts issued, says DMO chief
Key question is to what extent fragmentation could affect liquidity of new instrument, says chief executive of the UK’s Debt Management Office