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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association increased the amount it spent on lobbying the federal government and Congress on financial reform to USD505,000 in the second quarter.
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PIMCO’s new PIMCO Credit Absolute Return Fund, described as a “go anywhere” fixed-income fund, plans to use hedging strategies, including credit default swaps.
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CLS Bank, the primary settlement provider for the global fx industry, has named Gabor Butor to the new position of head of European regulatory affairs.
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Saba Capital Management is said to have hired Toby Maitland Hudson to be in charge of credit default swaps linked to commercial mortgage-backed securities and relative-value trades.
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Structured products that feature so-called LastLook mechanisms, also known as partial time barriers, have swelled over the last few weeks as increased market volatility has driven investors to products that have European barrier options while offering some form of capital protection and attractive payouts. -
After all the speculation around Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke’s Jackson Hole speech, one could be mistaken for feeling it ended as a rather tepid affair, not that some participants were complaining about this mind you.
