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The People Databank is a new feature from Derivatives Week/Derivatives Intelligence tracking the trends in staffing in the market. See which firms are hiring and which staffers are on the move. -
U.S. District Judge Paul Crotty of Manhattan has ruled that investors in Goldman Sachs may proceed with their lawsuit against the investment bank for allegedly concealing conflicts of interest in several collateralized debt obligations, which eventually led to a drop in the firm’s share price.
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Traders are calling on the International Swaps and Derivatives Association to include changes in the process for determining credit default swap triggers after holders of CDS referencing German cable-TV firm Unitymedia held on to worthless swaps for two years because of confusion involving the reference entity after the company merged with UPC Germany in 2010.
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Members of the U.K. Parliament have accused major banks, including Barclays, HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland, of engaging in a systematic effort to mis-sell interest rate swaps.
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Credit default swap spreads on Morgan Stanley narrowed 28 basis points to 353.3 bps, its lowest intra-day basis since May 4, after Moody’s Investors Service announced downgrades of 15 major banks with capital markets operations.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission have been focusing on high-frequency and algorithmic trading firms for evidence that their activities may be distorting market prices.
