Don’t Blame CDS For Greek Woes: Salmon
Brazil circa 2002 shows how credit default swaps did no harm.
- March 8, 2010 September 13, 2019
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Brazil circa 2002 shows how credit default swaps did no harm.
Results of Prequin's survey show managed accounts are being snapped up by institutions concerned about transparency.
Budget coverage at Benefits Canada
I thought this piece might just be filed under “what is old is new again”. Except that things are a lot different now – and much more serious.
Plan sponsors want smart passive instead.
The Caisse’s real estate portfolio posted a -15.8% loss.
Given all the finger-pointing going on in the Eurozone, pundits provide a sober reminder that there will be few winners as this financial crisis unfolds.
So huge is the debt load that they’ll need to save 8% of their income for six years just to get down to the 1999 level of 65% (still a record high).
“Commodities most vulnerable will be the ones that are most widely held: copper and oil..."
Cordiant inks deal to manage emerging market infrastructure fund.