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Australia a hotbed for CLN issuance

Credit-linked notes (CLN) issuance has soared in Australia this year, with the volume of rated notes exceeding A$1.2 billion ($881.3 million) year-to-date, compared with A$240 million in 2002, according to Mei Lee Da Silva, credit analyst in Standard and…

Burns named president of MR3 Systems

San Francisco-based technology company MR3 Systems has appointed John Burns, an ex-Barclays Metals managing director of derivatives finance, as its president.

Kamakura upgrades credit default prediction software

Hawaii-based risk technology vendor Kamakura has upgraded its default probability calculation software. The company said version 3.0 of its Jarrow-Chava default probability KDP-jc is an improvement on previous models that tended to overestimate the…

Dow Jones unveils Trac-x Europe high-yield index

Dow Jones Indexes today gave details of the portfolio for the new Dow Jones Trac-x Europe high-yield index. The index consists of the 25 most liquid European high-yield credit default swaps, and contains many well-known names such as British Airways,…

Emisphere recruits chief financial officer

New York-based biopharmaceutical company Emisphere Technologies has hired former Ernst and Young derivatives specialist Elliot Maza as chief financial officer. He will be responsible for leading the company's effort in financial operations, planning and…

Gordy rises on Basel credit wave

Who are the most influential authors of articles on quantitative finance? Every year, we total up the citations of sources given at the end of papers published in the Cutting Edge section of Risk.

Shadow interest

Using a Vasicek process for the shadow rate, Viatcheslav Gorovoi and Vadim Linetsky develop an analytical solution for pricing zero-coupon bonds using eigenfunction expansions, and show how to calibrate their model to the Japanese bond market. This…

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