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Sales of catastrophe bonds have totaled USD3.4 billion since the beginning of 2012, more than double the USD1.6 billion sold a year earlier, according to Goldman Sachs data.
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Credit default swap spreads as of June 1 show strength of U.S. financial institutions, despite recent events that would suggest the CDS should be wider, according to Standard & Poor’s.
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The Financial Stability Board, the G20’s regulatory task force, is pressing to implement a global tag system for trades in stocks, bonds and derivatives by March 2013.
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Bursa Malaysia Derivatives has lifted restriction on futures brokers relating to setting up branches and kiosks in an effort to boost retail participation in the derivatives markets.
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Meteor Asset Management has hired David Stuff as managing director of Meteor Investment Solutions as it moves to broaden its distribution of listed structured products.
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Falling interest rates have resulted in structured-notes sales by U.S. banks declining in May to USD3.16 billion, below the annual average of USD3.54 billion.