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European banks have collectively sold EUR178 billion (USD238 million) of sovereign credit default swaps and have partly protected themselves from potential losses by buying an estimated EUR1169 billion of CDS tied to the same sovereign debt apparently mostly from their peers in the region, according to the European Banking Authority.
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German regulators have expressed “legal reservations” about the proposed merger between Deutsche Boerse and NYSE Liffe and wants changes made to improve it.
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Japan’s Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission is considering sanctions on units of Citigroup and UBS for allegedly trying to influence the setting of the Yen-Libor rate to benefit their derivatives trading businesses.
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Three Democrat members of the House of Representatives plan to introduce a bill next week that would allow the private sector to fund the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission as a way of compensating for cuts in the agency’s budget.
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Kinetic Derivatives, the proprietary trading firm founded by two former traders at Investec, has given notice that it is closing shop after launching in March 2010.
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Derivatives regulators from Canada, the European Union, Hong Kong, Japan and Singapore concluded their summit in Paris last week without reaching an agreement on cross-border issues related to implementation of over-the-counter derivatives regulation.