People
The future of prime broking
service provision: the future of prime broking
On the right track
When Robert Fleming started financing railroad construction in the US at the end of the nineteenth century, he may not have realised his legacy would set a series of single-strategy hedge funds running, in London, more than 100 years later.
Cutting out the middleman
Marketing
Outsourcing alternatives
Collateral management
A fresh look at credit default swaps
Corporates
The evolution of Freddie Mac
Mortgages
Taking the screen test
Screen trading is spreading faster than ever in the energy markets and market dynamics are changing as a result. Do interdealer brokers in the market see this advance as a threat or an opportunity? Stella Farrington finds out
Buyer and seller beware
As a busy M&A period looms in the US utility sector, a wave of power plant sales seems likely. But those looking to hedge the fuel supply to these assets will find it tricky, given the current volatile gas prices. By Joe Marsh
BEAU TAYLOR
Beau Taylor , global head of energy at JP Morgan, plans to turn the bank from a niche participant into a dominant player in the energy markets. By Joe Marsh
Pension funds swoop on swaps
Pension fund strategies
The credit congress USA
The annual Credit Congress hosted by Credit magazine in New York on September 19-20 took the theme 'Innovations in CDO Structuring and Trading'. Below is a selection of the Congress highlights. Reports by the Credit team
Inside Close Brothers
Profile
Under Scrutiny - Regulators focus on credit
Regulation
Garland Hansmann
Profile
UK: we don't want this directive
MIFID POLITICS
Losses & Lawsuits
LOSS DATABASE
SEC oversight to reduce hedge fund risks
REGULATORY UPDATE
Changing hats
MEASUREMENT ADVANCES
Pensionskassernes Administration (PKA)
Practitioner Profile
Scottish Life International
Practitioner Profile
Orpin joins Barclays
News
Dutch Decision Time
Pension Fund Solvency