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Aaron Comerford, counsel in Allen & Overy’s derivative practice in Tokyo, has moved to Clifford Chance.
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Spreads on the Markit municipal bond credit default swap index, MCDX, have tightened by 44 basis points since December 30 prompting at least one buyer to recommend reversing a long position soon and adopt a curve-flattening strategy.
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Barring a capitulation next week it looks set to be a relatively strong January for sovereign credit and credit in general.
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Regulators testifying before the House Financial Services subcommittee on the Volcker Rule on Wednesday acknowledged that drawing a distinction between trades that are prohibited and those that are not would be a significant challenge.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has approved a number of rulings filed by NYSE Euronext and Deutsche Bourse that are contingent on the closing of the exchanges’ proposed merger.
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A significant slowdown in capital market activity has caused a structural change in India’s broking business, which includes a move to low-yield derivatives and an increase in algorithmic trading, among other things, according to Crisil, the global credit rating firm.