Hedge equity risk with credit options, suggests Triple-I

Oct 4, 2010

Investors looking to hedge tail risks should look across asset classes to ensure an affordable premium and a meaningful pay-out, argues III Associates.

Sovereign wealth funds and other investors keen to hedge global equities exposures may find traditional equities derivatives too expensive. One salesman at a US-based investment adviser argues they should look to fixed income, particularly to US corporate bonds, as a substitute hedge for stocks.

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