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Moody’s Investors Service is seeking industry feedback on proposed changes to the way it assesses swap and bank counterparty risk in securitizations, as market officials warn the shrinking pool of eligible counterparties threatens a ratings squeeze on many securitized tranches.
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Volumes in floored floater structured products in Switzerland have dropped even further over recent months, with investors instead turning to alternative fixed-income products, such as credit linked notes (CLN), in search of greater yield.
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The top four UK banks are in trouble again, for possible mis-sales of swaps to SMEs. Saying it was a one-off will not do any more. The drive for high profits will always lead to abuses. Tough regulation will be necessary — but the banking model needs to change.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has approved for public comment proposed guidance on how it will apply derivatives regulations internationally, as well as a proposed phased compliance program for swaps dealers and participants both in the U.S. and elsewhere.