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U.S. and European regulators must ensure mutual recognition when finalising derivatives regulation in order to reduce jurisdictional conflict, legal risk and compliance complexity, according to a report from a coalition of industry groups called the E.U.-U.S. Coalition. -
Buyside firms have been active in long Euribor/overnight index swaps basis wideners over the last two weeks. The trades underscore that some buysiders are adopting OIS instead of Libor/Euribor swaps as alternative hedges, according to market officials.
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Société Générale has begun marketing a two-year onshore China yuan gold-linked structured product to investors based on the Chinese mainland.
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Westpac has sold one-month U.S. dollar non-deliverable forwards against the Indian rupee at INR56.25, playing the view the rupee could rebound to 54.00, according to a research note from the firm.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association Master Agreement serves as the basis for the vast majority of over-the-counter derivatives transactions. Two fundamental principles of the ISDA Master Agreement are: (1) upon the default of one party to a swap, the non-defaulting counterparty may terminate the swap, calculate its loss and claim damages; and (2) the obligation of each party to a swap to make payments to the other is subject to the satisfaction of the conditions precedent that no default has occurred with respect to the other party.
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Credit default swap spreads on German sovereign have widened from roughly 70 basis points to 104 bps over concerns about the cost of a eurozone bail out on the nation.
