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The recent rally of prices on the U.S. subprime credit default swaps market has come to a halt with a sizeable drop-off last month due to concerns over unemployment and stagnating economic growth, according to the latest index results from Fitch Solutions.
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One of the key shortcomings of the first two Basel Accords is that they approached the solvency of each institution independently. The recent crisis highlighted the additional ‘systemic’ risk that the failure of one large institution could cause the failure of one or more of its counterparties, which could trigger a chain reaction. -
Investments made in structured products in Europe linked to UBS, particularly those in so-called mini futures as well as near expiry barrier reverse convertibles, are facing the likelihood of losses on their initial principal.
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Strategists at the Royal Bank of Scotland are recommending investors buy three-month at-the-money call options on Australia New Zealand Group and selling three-month ATM calls on the Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
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LCH.Clearnet is evaluating whether it will be able to accept corporate bonds as eligible collateral for cleared over-the-counter derivative trades.
