Designs on derivatives

A handful of savvy global custodians are devising ways to cash in on the epidemic of anxiety about derivative losses by corporations. Even as the majority of custodians have been content merely to upgrade their derivatives accounting and risk-management systems to handle clients' increased reli...

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Published in:The Institutional investor (U.S. ed.) 1994-11, Vol.28 (11), p.157
Main Author: Schultz, Janine
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Accuracy
Capital markets
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Derivatives
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Stock brokers
Valuation
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