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  • Credit Suisse has formally launched a new internet platform for FX options.
  • CLS has extended its services to cover the net proceeds of non-deliverable forward (NDF) trades. The service is going live with member banks and one-third party customer and it will cover 48 reference currencies. Proceeds will be settled in any of the existing 15 CLS settlement currencies.
  • There have been persistent rumours all year that not everything is rosy in the FX options world.
  • There’s been a fair amount of news flowing from Icap this week.
  • It’s been another busy week for US regulator the National Futures Association, which has taken emergency enforcement action against several retail platforms, including One World Capital Group and Forex Liquidity, see the links on the NFA homepage (www.nfa.futures.org).
  • The Parker FX Index reported a 1.44% return for the month of October. Parker says 73 programs reported results, of which 56 were positive and 17 negative. On a risk-adjusted basis, the index was up 0.43% in October. The median return for the month was 0.73%, while the performance for October ranged from a high of 10.65% to a low of –4.34%.
  • It was off to the swanky Coq d’Argent in the City last night for ACI UK’s regular first Thursday drinks party.
  • After almost a five-month hiatus the European commercial mortgage-backed securities market is showing signs of life, with a handful of deals being marketed quietly. However, market participants are by no means confident that these deals will herald the market’s resurrection. Dealers have dramatically revised their expectations for 2007 volumes. Instead of the projected €100 million-worth of CMBS, a mere €50 million is hoped for by year-end.
  • The advent of trades on the Italian and Swiss Investment Property Databank indices has furthered the development of the property derivatives market. This opening up of the market into new jurisdictions is expected to continue, with market experts pointing to the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, Spain and Ireland as likely candidates for the next IPD-based trades.
  • Jon Lekander is the new chief investment officer at Aberdeen Property Investors.
  • Merrill Lynch has invested $377 million in the Indian real estate market, through the purchase of a 49% share of a portfolio of residential properties. The portfolio is managed by DLF, one of India’s largest developers, and comprises seven mid-income residential projects in Chennai, Bangalore, Kochi and Indore. The deal brings Merrill Lynch’s total investment in the market to $550 million.