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Clearing of fx options has been shelved indefinitely until U.S. regulators can be properly managed. For now, fx clearing will be restricted to non-deliverable authorities. The Federal Reserve is believed to be working on a requirement for full and guaranteed settlement by central counterparties.
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Legal & General has debuted Growth Plan 3, a structured capital at-risk product that offers a potential fixed-bonus payment of 55% of the initial investment at the end of its five-year term.
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The Financial Stability Board has made monitoring implementation of over-the-counter derivatives regulations implementation within the G-20 countries as its top banking-reform priority. Also among the FSB’s priorities are Basel III reforms, compensation practices; policy measures for global systemically important financial institutions; resolution frameworks; and shadow banking.
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Mortgage derivatives linked to U.S. residential loans of more than USD417,000—as tracked by PrimeX indexes--are dropping sharply as they diverge from the underlying bonds. Firms complained that the credit default swaps are sending false signals.
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State Street Global Advisors has hired Catherine Powers as managing director and head of fixed income alpha strategies for North America. Powers most recently was head of insurance client strategies at Standish Investment Management.
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It’s hard to remember a week in the credit markets so driven by rumors and headlines rather than concrete news. But it was always likely to be so when there was such an important event at the end of it.
