Issue 72 - January 23rd
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News
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Mixed messages
Confidence in monoline risk identification shaken
The double-blow of unexpected increases in exposure to troubled assets and capital raising constrai...
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European index buzz
ECMBX on its way, new product in the works
Renewed efforts are underway to launch a suite of European structured finance CDS indices. Dealers e...
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Hedge risk
CDS contracts under increasing stress as hedging tools
CDS contracts are expected to come under increasing stress this year as the risk of defaults rises...
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First to default?
New credit event imminent
The market is bracing itself for a credit event to be called on Quebecor World, a constituent of the...
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Talking Point
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Gaining momentum
Proactive portfolio reconciliations are discussed by Henrik Nilsson, head of business development at...
OTC derivatives trading volumes continue their extraordinary growth across asset classes. The escal...
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The Structured Credit Interview
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Observing the cycles
Jamie Stuttard, head of structured credit at Schroders, answers SCI's questions
Jamie Stuttard Q: When, how and why did your firm become invol...
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Job Swaps
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Morgan Stanley reorganises
The latest company and people moves
Morgan Stanley reorganises Morgan Stanley has reorganised its global fixed income trading business...
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News Round-up
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Bond insurance stress test updated
A round up of this week's structured credit news
Bond insurance stress test updated S&P has updated the results of its bond insurance stress te...
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Research Notes
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Trading ideas: food, fertilizer and funds
John Hunt, senior research analyst at Credit Derivatives Research, looks at a negative basis trade r...
Cargill's new five-year issue is still trading cheap to CDS-implied value, and we recommend a negat...
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The 'unrealised factor' and CDS pricing
CDS cumulative loss rates are discussed by Glenn Schultz and John McElravey, senior analysts at Wach...
We have argued that prices in the ABX and CDS markets often imply cumulative loss rates that are si...
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