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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.
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A Sept. 30 draft version of the Volcker rule, which would ban proprietary trading by banks, would allow financial institutions to hedge risk and contains an exemption for market makers.
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UBS has admitted that it failed to take action once it uncovered evidence of authorized trading, which led to losses of USD2.3 billion at the Swiss bank.
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Credit default swap spreads on European bank debt narrowed to their lowest level in five weeks on reports that the European Commission was planning a coordinated effort to recapitalize banks in the region.
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LCH.Clearnet has become the latest clearinghouse to accept gold as collateral to back over-the-counter derivatives transactions.
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Deutsche Bank and NYSE Euronext may have to make concessions to quell concerns by the European Union that their merger may monopolize the derivatives market, according to attorneys.