Derivatives

Banks sign up to Bloomberg NDFs

NEW YORK – HSBC, Lehman Brothers, the Royal Bank of Scotland and Standard Chartered have committed to offering liquidity in non-deliverable forwards (NDFs) over the Bloomberg FX Dealing platform.

The rise of the vol product

To get pure exposure to the new asset class, Philippe Lintern , head of FX Complex Products at The Royal Bank Of Scotland in London, proposes volatility products

Who's who on the exhibition floor?

FX Week gives a rundown of some of the top exhibitors at this year's event. Find out who's showcasing what, then see the box on the next page for your entertainment listings

BarCap plans a second private CFXO

LONDON – Barclays Capital is planning another privately placed collateralised foreign exchange obligation (CFXO), worth e20–e50 million ($26–$65 million), after closing its first at the end of 2006. The original transaction was also privately placed and…

China bans pricing in offshore NDF market

BEIJING – Chinese officials last week banned local banks from quoting prices in the offshore non-deliverable forwards (NDF) market in an effort to boost trading onshore, said analysts.

China bans pricing in offshore NDF market

BEIJING – Chinese officials last week banned local banks from quoting prices in the offshore non-deliverable forwards (NDF) market in an effort to boost trading onshore, said analysts.

How to play gravity-defying USD/JPY

Peter Luxton, Global Markets Adviser and Shant Movsesian, Senior Options Analyst at Informa Global Markets advise taking dollar bulls into account when trading on potential weakness

Managing exposure to forex volatility

Manuel Deijk in the structured FX team at UBS looks at a selection of quantitative methods applied in the implementation of FX risk management policies

HSBC realigns FX in US

NEW YORK – HSBC has re-aligned forex management in New York amid broader changes for its US operations.

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