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The average credit default swap liquidity for Asian equities fell to a record 10.15 in the two weeks ended Oct. 21, according to Fitch Solutions.
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France, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund, which have been participating in the negotiations to resolve the Greek debt crisis, expressed concern that a proposal that European banks take a 60% cut on their exposure to the debt they hold could trigger credit default swaps.
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Morgan Stanley has formed a global financial institutions capital markets group co-headed by Shyam Parekh, Kevin Ryan and Taylor Wright.
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Fitch Ratings says that nearly one-third—31.5%--of rating proposals for new structured finance deals need “substantial overhaul” before the agency can proceed with the rating process.
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NYSE Euronext and Deutsche Boerse will pitch their merger plan before antitrust authorities of the European Union on Oct. 27.
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Regional Midwest banks are picking up investment bankers from big Wall Street firms.