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A research paper authored by Darrell Duffie, a finance professor at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, and a student has proposed changes to credit default swaps after identifying a flaw in the design of current CDS contracts that would result in only a small fraction of bondholder losses being covered in a restructuring of sovereign debt.
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Rep. John Campbell (R-Calif.) is planning to introduce legislation that calls for the government to use a bank’s credit default swaps to assess the institution’s soundness.
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Australian Treasurer Wayne Swan has announced that he will delay for two years making a decision on the country’s clearing and settlement system.
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MarkitSERV has teamed up Misys for an offering to customers of Misys Confirmation Matching Service to deliver fx derivatives trades to central clearing counterparties.
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CME Group is expected to begin clearing European interest-rate swaps through its London operations by April after receiving from the U.K. Financial Services Authority.
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Trading in emerging-market credit default swaps plunged 39% in the fourth quarter to USD142 billion from a year earlier and down 39% from the preceding three-month period, according to EMTA, the emerging-markets trade association.