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\Credit default swap spread on Korean sovereign debt widened in September by 92 basis points, its largest monthly move since January 2009.
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Brazil’s Ministry of Finance has no plans to repeal or make changes to its recently imposed tax on derivatives despite criticism by Aldo Mendes, policy director of the country’s central bank, that it was inefficient and gives the market the wrong incentives.
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Greece maintained its first-place ranking among countries with the most risky sovereign debt in CMA DataVision’s third-quarter credit risk report, with a 90.8% risk of default.
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Cowen Group has appointed Jeffrey Solomon, coo and head of investment banking, as ceo.
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The U.K.’s Post Office has introduced its third inflation-linked bond, which offers investors a choice of three-year and five-year fixed terms.
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Morgan Stanley sold USD838 million of structured notes tied to interest rates in August and September, its highest two-month total since last October.