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Even without the disaster in the U.S., sovereigns would probably have stayed in a state of limbo. The European Central Bank’s OMT bond buying program is ready to go and the prospect of unlimited central bank intervention has helped keep spreads low, at least by recent standards.
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Asia’s energy derivatives market has been hit hard in anticipation of the U.S. Dodd-Frank Act, which would require foreign traders to register with the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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The Financial Stability Board has called on derivatives regulators to step up finalization of new rules to meet a year-end deadline for central clearing measures.
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Brokers and Investors have criticized the European Securities and Markets Authority for failing to give adequate guidance on short-selling in advance of curbs on the activity and limits on sovereign credit default swaps that went into effect Nov. 1.
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Derivatives losses contributed to a 92% decline in third-quarter profits at mortgage insurer Radian Group.
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Large banks are warming to futures contracts in the face of regulations that will raise margin requirements for over-the-counter derivatives