Interest rate derivatives in Asian currencies

Article Abstract:

The interest rate derivatives market in Asia has evolved through three different stages. Currency swaps, interest rate, and simple interest rate option products were the focus during the 1980s. During the late 1980s and early 1990s, more sophisticated products were introduced, such as quanto techniques and binary and path dependent options. During the 1990s, the focus has been on emerging markets and simple products.

Analysis, Economic aspects, Derivatives (Financial instruments), Asia, Interest rate swaps

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Developing into a national player

Article Abstract:

The Shenzhen-based China Merchant Securities Co. was created in 1991 simultaneously with the reopening of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange and the Shanghai Stock Exchange. Subsequently, China Merchant Securities was made a subsidiary of China Merchants Bank in 1994. China Merchant Securities has total assets of $145 million and trading volumes of approximately $750 million.

China, Management, China Merchant Securities Co., China Merchants Bank

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Why 1999 was a year to remember

Article Abstract:

The bond, equity and loan transactions of 1999 that were innovative and provided strong performance are highlighted.

Europe, 1999 AD, Euromarkets

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