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Austria tops all credit default swaps underperformers so far this year, widening 22% because of market concerns on its exposure to Hungary, according to Fitch Ratings.
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Korea Exchange is planning to launch a clearing house for over-the counter derivatives in the fourth quarter, beginning with interest-rate swaps, according to Kim Jingyu, president of the bourse’s derivatives operations.
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Strict regulations in Hong Kong and Singapore may slow down the growth of the synthetic exchange-traded fund market in the Asia-Pacific, according to Celent.
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Some U.S. banks that posted gains on derivatives in the third quarter thanks to accounting rules, may now record losses in the fourth quarter because of the same rules, according to Quantify, a risks-analytics provider.
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Developed-market sovereigns in the eurozone have driven the rebound in global credit default swap liquidity, led by France, Spain and Austria, according to Fitch Ratings.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has named the members of its new Industry Clearing Committee and has announced the group’s goals.