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Scott Peng, PhD, Founder and CEO/CIO, Advocate Capital Management

Alpha Exchange

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Is There an Equilibrium of Long and Short Complex Exposures in the Market?

The Citron blow up was a fascinating one. I'm wondering, is there an equivalent of that in terms of the structured note business on the rate side? Are there exposures that banks wind up getting either long or short that they then have a natural and strong bid for in terms of risk mitigation covering off risks that they got so big in them? How does that kind of ecosystem of long and short complex exposures tend to clear the market on the rates side?

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