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A rally in the cash markets is likely to drive sales of credit default swaps, typically on Chinese corporates and Australian corporates, as dealers structure and sell credit-linked notes to investors before the end of the year.
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Bank Vontobel has begun marketing a barrier reverse convertible structured product denominated in gold. It is being pitched to high net worth and institutional investors in Europe.
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MF Global has fired all 1,066 employees, effective immediately, as the broker-dealer looks to liquidate, though between 150 and 200 are expected to be hired back to assist in the unwinding of the firm.
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Finance ministers of Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation have pledged to implement regulation of derivatives and the banking industry in wake of the recent financial crisis.
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The Government Accountability Office has concluded that financial regulators should better coordinate implementation of their respective parts of the Dodd-Frank Act.
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Germany’s Bundesbank has called on regulators to extend central clearing requiring beyond over-the-counter derivatives to other financial markets and instruments as a way of enhancing financial stability.