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Bid to close Enron loophole
Legislation aimed at preventing price manipulation and excessive speculation in energy markets has been introduced to the US Senate, writes David Watkins
Algo my way
Algorithmic trading
Turning up the heat
Risk South Africa Rankings 2007
One big happy family
Option Pricing Models
An unusual existence
Equity Derivatives
On the rise
Property derivatives
Future's bright
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Going greener in Australia
Emissions trading
Fieling blue in Japan
Structured products
Building through selling
Real estate
Italian unease
Italy
No silver bullet
The emergence of contingent credit default swaps has presented banks with a new way to manage their counterparty credit exposures. However, they have important limitations, argues David Rowe
Range of 29 forward commodity ETFs to be listed on LSE
Twenty-nine new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tracking the forward prices of a variety of commodities and commodity baskets are due to list on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) in the next four weeks.
BarCap launches “new currency” for financing
Barclays Capital has unveiled a synthetic currency intended to reduce funding costs for corporate clients, banks and hedge funds.
Subprime bill deemed “a constructive step”
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Hamich leaves Stoxx to look for opportunities
Lars Hamich is leaving Stoxx, the pan-European index provider, after 11 years with parent company DowJones Indexes. Hamich previously worked for Deutsche Börse as a product manager where he was the Dow Jones representative and developer of the DowJones…
Bid to close Enron loophole
Legislation aimed at preventing price manipulation and excessive speculation in energy markets has been introduced to the US Senate