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Credit trading survey 2011: Results index



Results

By overall product
  Investment grade corporates
  Investment grade financial institutions
  High yield
  CDS index
  CDS single-name
  Securitisation & ABS bonds
  Asian credit/borrowers
  Latam credit/borrowers
  CEE credit/borrowers

By Dollar-denomiated product
  Investment grade corporates
  Investment grade financial institutions
  High yield
  CDS index
  CDS single-name
  Asian credit/borrowers
  Latam credit/borrowers
  CEE credit/borrowers

By Euro-denominated product
  Investment grade corporates
  Investment grade financial institutions
  High yield
  CDS index
  CDS single-name
  Securitisation & ABS bonds

By Yen-denominated product
  Investment grade corporates

By Western European located product
  Investment grade corporates
  Investment grade financial institutions
  High yield
  CDS index
  CDS single-name
  Securitisation & ABS bonds
  CEE credit/borrowers

By North American located product
  Investment grade corporates
  Investment grade financial institutions
  CDS single-name

By Asian located product
Investment grade corporates
Investment grade financial institutions
High yield
Asian credit/borrowers

Qualitative rankings
  Ability to deal in size
  Back office capabilities
  Executing off-the-run transactions
  Liquidity consistency
  Pricing
  Sales coverage/client service
  Trade ideas


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