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Credit derivatives trading is less active than most liquid financial markets with the majority of CDS tied to individual company defaults trading less than once a day, according to a report by the Federal Reserve of New York.
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The European Union appeared to moving closer to a permanent ban on naked credit default swaps after Italy dropped its objections as long as the measure would not prevent investors from using CDS for legitimate hedging.
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The European Union has proposed changing the wording in draft regulation for over-the-counter derivatives to resolve a conflict between the European Central Bank and the U.K.
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Asia needs to place greater focus on operational risks associated with over-the-counter derivatives, according to Celent.
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New legislation has been introduced in Brazil to give the National Monetary Council the authority to set new regulations relating to derivatives.
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Giuseppe Vegas, chairman of Italian stock-market regulator Consob, said the government should consider greater oversight of credit default swaps and exchange traded funds.