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Reconstructing loan management
European banks are taking advantage of the benign credit environment to overhaul the way they manage their loan portfolios. With credit spreads at record lows, banks are increasing their use of credit derivatives for hedging. By Rachel Wolcott
Custom-built performance
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Looking back, moving forward
Market view
All aboard for open architecture
North American Roundtable
Democrats' victory to boost carbon trade
A Democratic victory in the mid-term US elections is good news for green energies, but not necessarily for big oil, writes David Watkins
Old hand grabs top spot
Interdealer Survey 2006
On the move
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From Paris to Asia
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In at the deep end
Taiwan CBOs
Sorridere alle convessità
Approfondimenti. Volatilità implicita
Lehman names commodities head
Lehman Brothers has named Satu Parikh global head of commodities.
What MiFID will mean for your business
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Sovereign remedy
The World Bank, the lender of last - and often first - resort for the poorer nations of the world, uses derivatives to hedge its own risk book much as any other bank would. But it has another important role in the risk business: acting as an intermediary…