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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.
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Credit default swap spreads tightened to their lowest level since Dec. 7, with the Markit iTraxx Crossover Index narrowing 17.5 basis points to 735.56 bps, according to JPMorgan Chase.
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KDPW, the Polish Central Securities Depository, said its largest project for 2012 is to start clearing over-the-counter derivatives through its KDPW_CCP, the clearing house it created last July.
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Keefe, Bruyette & Woods has expanded its investment-banking staff with the hiring of James Harasimowicz and Joseph Gulash as managing directors in its depository investment banking group.
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Two out of three derivatives users predict 2012 will be a more profitable year for the industry than 2011, according to a survey by Risk.net.
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VTB Capital has named Damian Chunilal as its first ceo for its Asian operations.