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Noteholders in the German residential mortgage-backed security E-MAC DE 2005-I will have to deliver the put option notice by May 14 in order to receive their redemption by May 25.
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Stanford University Professor Darrell Duffie and student Mohit Thukrai have proposed fixing a flaw in credit default swaps that usually leaves CDS buyers still partly exposed.
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ArrowShares has introduced its first exchanged traded fund, the Dow Jones Global Yield ETF, which will invest in 150 of the highest-yielding securities in stocks, bonds and alternative investments.
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Proposed rules by the Basel Committee on Banking Commission that would prevent banks from inflating their capital ratios by understating the riskiness of their worst assets would likely hit major European banks with large fixed-income desks the hardest, according to analysts.
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A three-notch downgrade of Morgan Stanley to Baa2 by Moody’s Investors Services could force the investment bank to post an addition USD9.6 billion in collateral on derivatives trades.
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Investment banking and emerging markets helped lift HSBC’s revenue in the first quarter to USD20.44 billion, essentially flat from a year earlier.