PGIM nearly eliminates credit options book

Counterparty Radar: Pimco also exits space in Q2 as US funds show record low positions in the instrument

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PGIM slashed its credit options positions in the second quarter, leaving US mutual and exchange-traded funds with their lowest holdings of credit options in more than three years.

Prudential’s asset management arm remained the largest credit options holder among US funds, a position it has held uncontested since Pimco turned away from the derivatives instrument last year. After posting just one trade last quarter, Pimco funds did not show a single credit options position in Q2. Together, the

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