One Year Ago In Derivatives Week

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One Year Ago In Derivatives Week

Germany's BaFin put an immediate ban on naked sovereign credit default swaps until March 31, affecting any financial institution within its jurisdiction trying to short eurozone government bonds. [The debate over a permanent ban of naked credit default swap trading in Europe seemed to come to a close last week after the European Council stopped short of a blanket ban, although Germany and the majority of MEPs still favor a ban.]

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