Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
steepener trade
German translation:
auf eine steilere Zinskurve ausgelegte Position
Added to glossary by
Beate Lutzebaeck
Jun 20, 2005 04:46
18 yrs ago
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English term
steepener trade
English to German
Bus/Financial
Investment / Securities
Credits
• We are currently underweight Telecoms. This reflects our overall bearish stance on credit as a whole: we express our bearish view through liquid sectors and Telecoms is one of them.
• Within telecoms we became particularly more cautious on the long end, which underperformed since the moment we put ***steepener trades***.
• Fundamentally we view the telecoms sector as stable. Deleveraging is as good as over. Cash flows are very robust, but increased pay-outs to shareholders are now on the agenda. Moreover, M&A is picking up, but seems to take the shape of relatively small and manageable bolt-on acquisitions.
Bitte nur Antworten von Kollegen mit fundierter Kenntnis der Materie - danke!
• Within telecoms we became particularly more cautious on the long end, which underperformed since the moment we put ***steepener trades***.
• Fundamentally we view the telecoms sector as stable. Deleveraging is as good as over. Cash flows are very robust, but increased pay-outs to shareholders are now on the agenda. Moreover, M&A is picking up, but seems to take the shape of relatively small and manageable bolt-on acquisitions.
Bitte nur Antworten von Kollegen mit fundierter Kenntnis der Materie - danke!
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4 +1 | auf eine steilere Zinskurve ausgelegte Position | Ralf Lemster |
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auf eine steilere Zinskurve ausgelegte Position
Ein "Steepener" ist eine Spread-Position, die von einer steiler werdenden Zinskurve profitiert. Der Spread besteht aus einer Long-Position am kurzen und einer Short-Position am langen Ende der Kurve.
Das Gegenteil - den "Flattener" - hatten wir vor zwei Jahren... *g*
Das Gegenteil - den "Flattener" - hatten wir vor zwei Jahren... *g*
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