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A group of derivatives dealers has agreed to terms for standard index-linked contingent credit default swap trades.
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Top officials of India’s Consumer Affairs Ministry have come out against imposing an existing securities transaction tax on commodity derivatives.
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There will be more proposed mergers of derivatives exchanges in Europe but on a smaller scale than the NYSE Euronext/Deutsche Bourse tie-up that the European Union rejected earlier this month, according to Fred Ponzo, founder of GreySpark Partners.
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Average global credit default swap liquidity reached its highest level on Feb. 3 since Fitch Solutions began tracking it in March 2009.
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Credit default swaps remain the most common type of credit derivatives product in Hong Kong, accounting for 95% of gross positions, according to Celent.
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The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association and the International Swaps and Derivatives Association have asked a federal district judge in Washington to delay position-limit regulations adopted by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, arguing that the measure has already resulted in “significant, irreversible costs” to the industry.