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Missouri Waits For Fed Word On CDS Regs

Missouri insurance regulators are waiting for federal government proposals on policing credit default swaps before formally nixing their own plans.

  • 09 Feb 2009

--Katy Burne

Missouri insurance regulators are waiting for federal government proposals on policing credit default swaps before formally nixing their own plans.

“We are waiting for something to be realized before we firmly state we won’t engage in any enforcement action,” said Mark Stahlhuth, an attorney for the Missouri Department ...

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