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The Latest Correlation Confounds Investors By Natasha Gural, Editor-in-Chief EDITOR'S VIEW: Could ETFs be causing correlation by moving everything as one 'gigantic' asset class? By Riley McDermid, Deputy Editor Market players say stepped-up competition could bring more liquidity to crowded exchange space. By Steven Marlin and Riley McDermid BIG PICTURE: Markets creep back to normal as VIX hits lowest level since Lehman's collapse last fall. China, Dollar Vie for Gold Standard By Natasha Gural, Editor-in-Chief EDITOR'S VIEW: China pushes hard, but it's far from ousting the dollar from its precious perch. Regional Banks Slammed in Downturn By Riley McDermid, Deputy Editor More than 8,000 community banks could fail as bad bets on CMBS come home to roost. By Steven Marlin, Reporter Insurance giant's massive portfolio is at risk of deterioration due to weak credit environment. Consolidation Continues to Sweep Markets By Markets Media Staff 'With all this activity, what is left? Lots!' says report on financial services M&A. Regulation Leads to Integration By Natasha Gural, Editor-in-Chief Experts weigh in on regulation's impact on buyside and sellside technology needs. By Riley McDermid, Deputy Editor Institutional broker snaps up three for new Japanese equities team as it continues global push. BarCap Forecasts Surprise Growth By Natasha Gural, Editor-in-Chief Barclays Capital predicts 'significant' near-term recovery in production in U.S. and Europe. Wall Street Brokers Rushing for Exits? By Riley McDermid, Deputy Editor The drive to take wealth management independent speeds up as traditional firms stumble. Buyside Builds Focus on Options Trading By Steven Marlin, Reporter Options market shifts from capital commitment toward agency broker model, says risk expert. Asset Managers Plan Derivatives Timeline By Steven Marlin, Reporter BNY Mellon exec says fund administrators are creating new systems to link clients with accounting systems. Re-Remics Revive Struggling CMBS By Steven Marlin, Reporter Splitting up securities lets banks target higher yielding components, says mortgage expert. Broker-Dealer Dark Pools Conflicting? By Steven Marlin, Reporter BDs could take positions based on information in dark pools, says Tempus CEO. Money Market Outflows Signal Upswing? By Steven Marlin, Reporter The amount of cash on sidelines is 'staggering,' Pinnacle CIO tells Markets Media. CDS Capital Requirements Questioned By Steven Marlin, Reporter Some observers say administration reforms don't address potentially riskier investments such as CDOs. Midsize I-Banks Turn to Overseas Wealth By Riley McDermid, Deputy Editor Brokerages and boutiques look abroad to institutional clients eyeing U.S. equities. Banks Give CMBS a Recovery Makeover By Steven Marlin, Reporter Time is right for repackaging securities to provide additional credit support: Clearbrook Financial CIO. Institutions Looking To Diversify By Steven Marlin, Reporter A broad range of asset classes such as commodities, FX, and emerging markets garner interest. Hedgies Lured to Prime Brokerage Service By Steven Marlin, Reporter The new product rollout reduces counterparty risk via Morgan Stanley Trust. Fed Equipped for Expanded Powers By Steven Marlin, Reporter Obama admistration 'trying to make sure Wall Street acts rationally': Commerce Street Capital chair. Asset Managers Being Drawn to Options By Steven Marlin, Reporter Just as equities gained favor, ATS, crossing networks and algo trading now come to the fore. BNP Continues to Build U.S. Platform By Natasha Gural, Editor-in-Chief France's biggest bank hires ex-Morgan Stanley prop trader as part of ongoing reorganization. |
The Players The Experts Broker Sentiment Falls as Market Gains By Colin Berthoud, Director, youDevise Limited Shorts begin to tumble as equity markets gain. By the Analysts of Woodbine Associates A discourse on market structure begins on displayed and non-displayed liquidity. By Colin Berthoud, Director, youDevise Limited Sell-Side to Buy-Side: `Last one out, don't forget to turn off the lights' By Karla L. Yeh, Chicago Correspondent Volatility cycles present the market with more liquidity alternatives. By Riley McDermid, Deputy Editor Federal regulators chip away at the ice as shaky investors get back in the game. Markets Remain Subdued But Eye U.K. By Colin Berthoud, Director, youDevise Limited Brokers become less bullish as equity markets continue slide. |
2009 event schedule Chicago Trading: The Options Network Eye on Endowments: Managing Money, Managing Risk The Global Markets Summit: One World, One Market Industry Events Special Reports
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