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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.
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An Italian administrative court has ordered the city of Cassino to disclose the terms of a settlement with JPMorgan Chase to terminate a derivatives contract at a loss of up to EUR2 million (USD2.7 million).
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McGraw-Hill has acknowledged that it may face a civil injunctive action by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission over ratings awarded a collateralized debt obligation by its Standard & Poor’s Rating Services unit in 2007.
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Credit default swap spreads on Australia’s four largest banks widened to 220/225 basis points, their highest level in nearly three years.
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Dahlman Rose has hired Stephen Parish as managing director for equity capital markets.
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Lee Kranefuss, former global ceo of iShares, and Rory Tobin, former ceo of international iShares, have formed ETF Opportunity Partners, a firm that aims to consolidate smaller exchange-traded fund issuers.