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The European Union’s Economic and Financial Affairs Council has adopted new regulations for short-selling and certain aspects of credit defaults swaps.
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Indian insurance regulator the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority is stymieing the use of derivatives for hedging purposes and should move to open up the market to insurance corporate users, according to market officials.
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Mitsubishi UFJ Asset Management, the Tokyo-based subsidiary of Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, will list its first 2012 synthetic exchange-traded fund on Thursday on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
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Asian corporations are returning to the market for bond taps rapidly after launching their original deals. That certainly makes sense for those companies, but it could damage the chances of others by making investors a lot more aggressive the first time a deal hits the market.
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The ECB's long term refinancing operation (LTRO) has worked miracles for the primary market and is arguably the only emergency measure to date to have had the desired effect. But central bankers need to think extremely carefully before serving up more of the same.
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The more LTRO funding banks take, the more their senior creditors become structurally subordinated. Another big shot in the arm at the end of February means senior debt gets pushed further down the capital structure. But party on — the ECB won’t let anyone go bankrupt.