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Asian hedge funds and corporates have pocketed 2% yield on U.S. dollar and Chinese yuan forward and non-deliverable forward trades due to spreads tightening between the offshore and onshore yuan market.
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Investigators are said to be focusing on what they claim is MF Global’s borrowing of client funds—without putting up sufficient collateral--to pay for bad investments, suggesting that the estimated USD600 million that has been unaccounted for is not just missing but may be gone.
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Direct access to central clearinghouses and linkages between CCPs will be good for the market, says the Bank for International Settlements, but CCPs will also need to make extensive changes to their structures to mitigate risks.
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Federal prosecutors in Chicago and New York have issued subpoenas to collect records of MF Global as the Department of Justice investigation of the collapsed broker-dealer deepens.
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A lobbyist hired by the IntercontinentalExchange, New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq has been working to persuade Illinois state lawmakers to block a proposed tax break for derivatives exchange rival CME Group, designed to keep it from moving out of the state.
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Credit default swap spreads on large banks in France, Germany, Italy and Spain widened to record levels over concerns related to the spreading debt crisis in Europe.