Virtus Investment Partners and Franklin Templeton added to their single-stock option positions in the second quarter of the year, favouring written calls, as equity prices continued to falter
The two firms went against the current as most other managers cut the size of their books, with the overall market for US mutual funds and exchange-traded funds contracting by $4.3 billion in Q2, settling at $28.1 billion, according to data collected and analysed by Risk.net’s Counterparty Radar service
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