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Inconsistent and conflicting final rules for over-the-counter derivatives between the U.S. and Europe cannot be ruled out, according to Ng Nam Sin, assistant managing director in the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s development group.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has published a confirmation for a market agreed coupon contract to provide an additional option for market participants that wish to use over-the-counter interest rate swaps with common, pre-agreed terms.
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Paul Tucker, deputy governor of the Bank of England, has called on European lawmakers to give regulators the authority to oversee clearinghouses as they do banks.
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Bond investors have boosted their exposure to credit default swaps in the face of liquidity issues, which began taking hold last year and continue to do so.
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The ability to source loans and retain risk will be key for managers launching new European collateralized loan obligations, according to Fitch Ratings. Fitch
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The European Parliament is planning to propose regulation that would impose losses on over-the-counter derivatives that have not been centrally cleared ahead of those that have been, according to Gunnar Hoekmark, a member of the European Parliament from Sweden.