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Jean Bourlot is leaving as global head of commodities at UBS at the end of December after less than 18 months in the position.
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The Reserve Bank of India has revised fx derivatives guidelines, removing a USD100 million net limit by a bank in swaps deals.
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More tender offers on synthetic commercial mortgage-backed securitizations could be in the cards after HSBC Bank launched a buy-back offer for its Nemus 2006-1 U.K. synthetic CMBS deal.
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Credit-default spreads widened 2.7% globally across sovereigns and sectors last week on investor fears of European creditworthiness, with the probability of default for Europe reaching the same levels as emerging markets.
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Firms in Hong Kong are concerned they may have to comply with global and local regulations which will require special identity numbers to report transactions to the country’s imminent trade repository.
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Credit default swap spreads on European sovereign debt widened to a record after a German bond auction failed to attract as much interest as anticipated, signaling the region’s debt crisis may be worsening.