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LCH.Clearnet has expanded what it will accept as collateral for SwapClear, its clearing service for interest rate swaps.
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Shrinking profit margins may prompt derivatives players to leave certain asset classes, such as the structured equity, rate or credit markets, according to Peter Banham, head of strategy for SunGard’s capital markets business.
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The U.K.’s Financial Services Authority is clarifying the reporting requirements for the valuation of derivatives for overlay portfolios after it identified a few firms that had misinterpreted the original guidance.
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Swap market industry professionals said overly prescriptive rules for swap execution facilities will have a negative impact on liquidity, according to a new report by the TABB Group.
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The Austrian city of St. Poelten is planning to sue regional lender Raiffeisenlandesbank Niederoesterreich-Wien over its derivatives swaps.
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Fitch Ratings predicted there will be a decline in issuance of European high-yield corporate bonds in 2012, following what is expected to be a record year with EUR45 billion (USD60 billion) issued so far.