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Joaquin Almunia, the European Union’s commissioner of competition, said his office will carefully scrutinize the proposed merger of Deutsch Boerse and NYSE Euronext, as the new entity would dominate the region’s derivatives market.
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Credit default swap spreads on Greek sovereign debt widened 240 basis points to a record 3,045 bps, according to CMA DataVision, signaling there is a 91% chance the government will default on its debt commitments.
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Italy’s Council of State court has ruled that a trial over derivatives contracts sold by foreign banks to local provinces should be held in Italy and not in London, as the defendants Dexia and Depfa had argued for.
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Fitch Solutions has rolled out a new series of global credit default swap indices, including 15 regional sovereign and more than 40 industry-level corporate indices.
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Incapital Europe has rolled out the Digital Growth Plan, a structured product linked to the performance of the FTSE 100.
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BNY Mellon is in the process of rolling out new middle office services wherein the firm will actively manage clients’ collateral across both cleared and uncleared positions, according to Chris Coleman, managing director at the firm in New York.