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Upside S&P 500-linked structures with knock-in or knock-out levels have gathered momentum over the last few weeks as issuers look to tap retail investor mid to long-term bullishness on U.S. equity. -
Two London-based credit derivatives traders, Mustafa Khalid and Hannes Wilhelm, left Credit Suisse approximately one month ago.
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The Volcker rule could cost investors in U.S. corporate bonds around USD 315 billion because of a steep decline of market liquidity that would result from the regulation, according to a study by consultancy Oliver Wyman.
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The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada said that the Volcker rule may threaten economic stability outside the U.S., a week after the Investment Industry Association of Canada warned that the regulations may violate the NAFTA trade agreement.
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Credit default swap spreads on Hungarian sovereign debt widened 16 basis points to a record 651 bps, according to CMA DataVision.
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India’s Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority has prohibited general insurers from underwriting credit default swaps, basing its decision on the experience of American Insurance Group’s collapse in 2008 and its bailout by the U.S. government.
