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The demand for front-end protection via credit default swaps is declining on the back of more stable funding conditions and lower volatility.
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Dhruv Piplani, partner and head of equity derivative trading Asia except-Japan at Goldman Sachs in Hong Kong, has left the firm.
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The European Commission is reviewing the three committees under the umbrella of the European Financial Stability Facility that supervise financial services across Europe.
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CME Group is proposing to use an index portfolio’s market risk rather than its gross notional as the basis for determining the margins associated with the liquidity factor for a portfolio of credit default swap indices, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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European leveraged loan collateralized loan obligations will likely see their ratings remain stable through the end of 2013, according to Fitch Ratings.
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Five-year credit default spreads on Hungarian sovereign debt have narrowed by nearly 100 basis points since early in the month, to 298 bps, its lowest pricing since February.