GFI expands credit derivatives brokerage team in Asia
New York-based brokerage GFI Group is opening a Hong Kong desk to concentrate on non-Japanese Asian credit default swaps. The desk will serve Asian-based clients, adding to GFI’s existing credit derivative desks in Sydney, London and New York.
GFI said it is opening the desk in direct response to the rapid expansion of the credit derivatives market, which is expected to quadruple by 2004 as reported by the British Bankers’ Association (BBA) in September 2002. The BBA valued the credit derivatives market at $1.5 trillion.
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