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Buyside firms are hesitant to buy municipal credit default swaps, despite new rolls being standardized to act like sovereign and corporate CDS in the event of a restructuring. -
The U.K. Financial Services Authority has published its final guidance for structured products, which sets out criteria that firms should meet when designing and distributing products.
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The markets, the media and politicians were all waiting for the Greek credit event auction that was held on Monday. Much had been written about the potential for the auction to produce awry results, but the process went smoothly and the final settlement price of 21.5 was close to the recovery value of the bonds pre-restructuring and in line with expectations.
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David Rosa, managing director and head of credit trading and structuring, Asia Pacific at Citigroup in Hong Kong, is leaving the firm.
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Volumes in the Asian equity options market are not tracking the recent rally in the cash markets this week, with regional investors instead choosing to sit on the sidelines, according to traders.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority must harmonize its technical standards on over-the-counter derivatives, central counterparties and trade repositories with other regulatory proposals globally, according to a number of financial institutions.
