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It seemed likely that the eurozone crisis was dormant and not dead, and it sprang back into life this week. Greece, the usual catalyst, is on the backburner for now so it fell to one of the other peripherals to trigger the latest bout of risk aversion. -
Some hedge funds in the U.S. and Europe are considering migrating as much of their collateral posting for over-the-counter derivative transactions as possible to Brazil, where collateral posting processes are easing in contrast to the U.S. and Europe.
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The Swiss National Bank has bought around EUR9 billion in euros against the Swiss franc after the market broke the enforced CHF1.20 floor by selling spot, according to traders.
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Special purpose vehicles should be exempt from all bilateral collateralisation requirements, including the posting of variation margin, according to a letter from the International Swaps and Derivatives Association.
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Royal Bank of Canada will begin selling floating rate notes linked to ten-year constant maturity swaps rather than three-month LIBOR to private banks and money managers next week.
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Credit default spreads on sovereign debt of the Netherlands and Spain widened again last week while overall CDS in Europe have been tightening, according to Fitch Solutions.
