Global banks turn to not-so-fixed income via centralised platform
Service to offer repackaged notes known as repacks that will be issued through a special purpose vehicle
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FIXED income looks set to be increasingly not-so-fixed. BNP Paribas SA, Citigroup Inc, Credit Suisse Group AG and JPMorgan Chase & Co are teaming up to create a centralised platform that allows investors to change some features of bonds into almost anything they like.
The service, launching early next year, will offer repackaged notes known as repacks that will be issued through a special purpose vehicle, according to interviews with the banks involved. The structured securities allow buyers to alter parts of the profiles of underlying bonds, such as turn coupon payments into floating from fixed or switch returns into other currencies.
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