Derivatives house of the year, Indonesia: CIMB Niaga

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Ferdinand Wawolumaya
Ferdinand Wawolumaya
CIMB Niaga

Rising interest rates has been something of a double-edged sword for CIMB Niaga. On the one hand, heightened volatility creates new product structuring opportunities. But, on the other, CIMB Niaga has to compete with the higher returns that are on offer from standard bank deposits.

This theme is a continuation of the market trend that was being seen 12 months earlier. Back then, CIMB Niaga introduced a step-down variation of its flagship market-linked deposit (MLD). This allowed the Indonesian

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