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Credit default swaps referencing emerging market countries are now on average more liquid than CDS referencing developed market sovereigns, according to a report released today by Fitch Solutions. -
Credit default swap spreads on Argentina’s sovereign debt have widened more than 300 basis points in the past four weeks to their highest level since 2009 over concerns that President Cristina Fernandez Kirchner is preparing to crack down on investors’ holdings in U.S. dollars.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission may avoid conducting a cost analysis on a proposal for oversight of cross-border derivatives by issuing an interpretive guidance instead of a proposal when the agency meets June 21.
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The China Securities Regulatory Commission has a proposed a pilot program that will allow domestic futures firms to form asset-management businesses, taking them beyond their current advisory role for fund management companies.
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An estimated 14% of European exchange traded funds are on review for profitability, according to Lipper.
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