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Special focus: Sub-prime and leveraged loans

Special focus: Sub-prime and leveraged loans

Follow the buildup to today's subprime and leveraged loan problems.

November 2003

Deutsche launches forex indices bid

by Katie Astbury




Euro trade weighted index
Source: Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank has launched a set of tradeable foreign exchange indices, with new products that make it simpler for clients to take positions on individual currencies.

The indices track one currency against a basket of others. These kinds of products are generally structured individually and sold over the counter, but the new tradeable indices are designed to make pricing and yield more transparent. If an index rises by, say, one point over a given period, the client makes one point on the investment.


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