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Merrill Lynch has agreed to pay a $500,000 fine to settle claims that it failed to have effective supervision of its total return swaps business.
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Large inflows into VIX-related exchange-traded products are amplifying distortions in VIX short-term futures prices, and market participants are pitching ways to take advantage and wondering whether the distortion might become a problem.
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Starting tomorrow, Greece will no longer be a part of Markit’s Western European sovereign credit default swap index, known as the SovX, since the International Swaps and Derivatives Association’s determinations committee declared last week that the country had a credit event.
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Cleartrade Exchange has launched its Cleartrade Market Data Service, which aims to provide a combination of over-the-counter swaps-related market data to be distributed by the major data vendors to banks, trading organizations, brokerages and analysts.
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Finance ministers of nine member states of the European Union, including Germany, have sent a letter to the current E.U. President from Denmark to introduce a transaction tax on derivatives, currencies, stocks and bonds.
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Markit and IntercontinentalExchange have announced that an auction to settle credit default swaps referencing Greek sovereign debt will be held March 19.