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The 8% of initial margin futures commission merchants will have to pay into clearinghouse default funds may be too high for some to afford. This will disincentivize market participants from offering clearing services, according to Robert Lee, director of systemic risk management at Deutsche Bank.
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Activity was strong in Asia Pacific last week. UBS is set to lose Mukesh Dave, managing director and co-head of emerging markets Asia macro trading in Singapore, while HSBC nabbed David Streatfield, director in synthetic equity sales at Deutsche Bank in Hong Kong, as director on its delta 1 finance sales desk.
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Hedge fund BlueMountain Capital is in talks with banks to take on the risk of managing some of their complex derivatives in an arrangement similar to one it made with Credit Agricole earlier this year.
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Credit default swap spreads on U.S. corporate debt tightened to their lowest level since March 19 after the U.S. Federal Reserve announced its latest quantitative easing program, which includes expanding its purchase of mortgage-backed securities.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission may offer foreign firms a short-term exemption from new derivatives regulations until the agency finalizes guidance on which of those firms would be subject to the measures.
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The U.S. Commodities Futures Trading Commission may publish guidance in coming weeks aimed at assuring large swap buyers that the Dodd-Frank Act will protect their collateral in the event a broker defaults.