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Morgan Stanley saw its share price plunged 10% on Friday because of a misreading of a report by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency on the bank’s notional outstanding value of derivatives in the second quarter, according to Matthew Burnell, an analyst at Wells Fargo.
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David Green, European general counsel for the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, said credit default swaps “have become something to focus on as a scapegoat.”
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Tradeweb Markets reported that notional trading volume of interest-rate swaps surged 90% in the third quarter, reflecting the fact that a growing number of traders are preparing for compliance with new regulations.
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Fitch Solutions has launched a new bank credit model, which provides daily financial implied ratings and implied credit default swap spreads for 9,500 global banks.
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Russia’s RTS Stock Exchange began trading cash-settled futures contract on the MICEX Index and an option on the futures contract on the index on Sept. 30.
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Cowen Group has named Keith Kurzner and Kyle Solomon as managing directors and co-heads of institutional options and its new event-driven strategies group.