Not exact matches
Represented issuers and underwriters in complex structured financing
transactions, including CLOs, CDOs, ABCP facilities, and total
return swaps.
Synthetically replicating ETFs hold margin (also called «collateral»), and enter into a
swap (i.e. an exchange
transaction) with a counterparty, typically an investment bank, where the counterparty (investment bank) agrees to pay the ETF issuer the performance of the reference index underlying the synthetic ETF and in
return the ETF issuer pays the investment bank the performance of their collateral basket.
The investment management services operations have entered into derivative
transactions primarily consisting of interest rate, cross currency, credit default and total
return swaps and principal protection guarantees.
All
swaps are atomic, which means that if for any reason the
transaction fails, the respective coins will be instantly
returned to both parties.