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Energy companies could have hedging practices restricted by a current proposed rule from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission regarding position limits on derivative transactions, according to the International Swaps and Derivatives Association.
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The concerns in prior months about bank liquidity for European banks, particularly access to dollar funding, gave way to concerns last week about bank capital once again.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission and Securities and Exchange Commission should do their best to align U.S. swaps regulations with those of overseas jurisdictions to avoid market disruption, according to MarkitSERV CEO Jeff Gooch.
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Issuing new structured products in Europe would become more expensive and time consuming under rules proposed by the European Securities and Markets Authority. -
Flow in options on realized volatility has jumped over the last week as players look to alternative structures to land cheaper protection against the eurozone crisis.
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China has surged from being the 227th biggest market for credit default swaps two years to the 10th largest this year.
