Learning Curve
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The loan credit-default swap contract is similar to a corporate credit-default swap contract except for two key differences.
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After a lengthy legislation process of more than 13 years and an unprecedented seven rounds of reading at the National People's Congress, the landmark Property Law was passed on March 16.
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The growth of the leveraged loan market can be traced back to the mid-1990s when a market-wide effort led by the Loan Syndications and Trading Association facilitated the standardization of loan trading in the U.S.
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A buy-write strategy, also known as a covered call, is an investment position formed by the purchase of a stock or a basket of stocks and the simultaneous writing or selling of call options that cover the stock position.
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As the structured credit market continues to expand in scope, an emerging trend is repackaging risk into credit-like synthetic collateralized securitization structures.
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Property derivatives are currently one of the hot topics among industry participants in Asia.
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The second part of this Learning Curve covers quantitative modelling techniques and the assessment of model risk for constant proportion debt obligations.
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Constant proportion debt obligations have gained a lot of attention in the structured credit market since their debut last summer.
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Exchange-traded funds have experienced explosive growth over the past several years due to their ability to provide investors with liquidity and targeted market exposure packaged in a simple trading vehicle.
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One of the features of Russian transformation from the Soviet economy to a modern one was that, after the end of hyper-inflation in 1993, capital markets took a sharp upturn, which was driven by the listings of privatized companies and by an increasing volume of state debt.
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A one-touch option, otherwise known as an American digital option, is a binary structure that results in a payout if the underlying asset reaches or surpasses a predetermined barrier during the life of the trade.
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In February, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association published a template confirmation for documenting contingent credit-default swaps.