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Derivative contracts with Cypriot counterparties may not pay out because of recent capital controls.
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Three Russian banking associations are considering amending the country’s master agreement that governs termination risk and the subsequent close-out netting provisions. -
After the drama of the Cyprus bailout it was back to focusing on economic fundamentals in the sovereign market.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s prime brokerage has named Deepak Abraham as head of capital strategy for the Asia-Pacific.
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Notional trading volume in interest rate derivatives fell 8.5% in 2012 as central banks have maintained policies to stimulate their countries’ economies that have kept rates low, according to Greenwich Associates.
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The European Commission has ended its investigation into Commerzbank as part of its probe of several banks that it alleges conspired to control access to Markit data on credit default swaps transactions.
