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This year began with a bang for the sovereign credit default market as spreads in the eurozone’s periphery posted a strong rally in the first week. -
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has announced that it may give banks more time to comply with new regulations under the Dodd-Frank Act that bar them from using federal assistance for certain swap activities.
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The government of the Netherlands has proposed barring universities from using derivatives to hedge interest rate fluctuations on current and future loans.
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Italy led Europe in issuance of small-to-medium enterprise collateralized loan obligations in 2012, accounting for 14 out of 25 transactions, and EUR11.5 billion (USD15.06 billion) out of a total EUR33.5 billion of issuance, according to Fitch Ratings.
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The Institute for Public Policy Research has called on the U.K. government to separate banks’ retail and investment banking operations, saying doing so would stimulate competition and lower costs to customers.
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Institutional commissions on trades of Asian cash equities fell 13% in the 12 months ended August 2012, according to Greenwich Associates.
