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The Financial Stability Board has acknowledged that the G20 countries will not meet a year-end deadline for global swap reforms.
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Credit default swaps on South Korean sovereign debt narrowed to 65 basis points, their tightest level since it his 64 bps on May 22, 2008, according to the Korea Center for International Finance.
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Standard & Poor’s is bracing for additional lawsuits in Australia over its ratings of derivatives known as constant proportion debt obligation notes.
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Citigroup has acknowledged that certain of its subsidiaries have received requests for information from the Monetary Authority of Singapore regarding alleged manipulation of the London interbank offered rate and other global benchmarks.
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The U.K.’s Financial Services Authority has approved the IntercontinentalExchange to clear credit default swaps on sovereign debt of Greece, Ireland, Italy, Portugal and Spain through ICE Futures Europe, beginning in 2013.
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UBS has replaced David Gallers as head of credit default swap index trading with the use of algorithms.