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Credit default swap spreads on European financial debt narrowed to its lowest level in two weeks after the European Central Bank issued USD645 million in three-year loans to more than 520 banks in the region.
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Issuance of new structured products in India has come to a halt after the Securities and Exchange Board of India introduced a rule Nov. 1 requiring valuation of structured products or equity-linked debentures by a third party.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association nearly doubled its lobbying costs in the third quarter from a year ago to USD674,000, a figure that exceeds its second-quarter spending by more than one-third, according to a disclosure report.
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Bala Swaminathan is said to planning to leave his position as vice chairman of Bank of America’s Merrill Lynch investment banking unit in India.
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Credit-default swap investors, such as hedge funds and asset managers, are likely to sell protection on the Markit CDX North American High Yield index next year as a way to boost investment returns and increase credit exposure to the U.S. -
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision said it is looking for a “full deduction” of an accounting rule known as debt-valuation adjustment, which allows banks to raise their profits and capital by writing down the value of their debt and derivatives when market prices decline.
