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Prices on five-year credit default swaps indicate that Morgan Stanley has the highest default risk among U.S. banks and brokers at 348 basis points, followed by Bank of America and Goldman Sachs.
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Trades of credit default swaps on Greek debt fell to a record low USD3.16 billion ahead of a planned debt swap, down from a net USD5.6 billion a year ago, according to the Deposit Trust & Clearing Corp.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has posted on its Web site a preliminary list of Greek bonds that could trigger payout of credit default swaps if there is a credit event. Click here to read the preliminary list of bonds.
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Regulators writing rules under the Dodd-Frank Act “live in constant fear and are virtually paralyzed by the threat” of lawsuits filed by Wall Street banks claiming the legislation did not adequately consider costs and benefits of the measures, according to Bart Chilton, a Democrat member of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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U.S. buy-side firms are expected to route 87% of futures trading electronically in 2012, according to TABB Group.
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Credit Suisse has named Atsushi Mizuno as vice chairman of Credit Suisse Securities (Japan).