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Société Générale recommends investors buy protection on the Australian iTraxx index if spreads tighten back to 150 basis points over the next few days.
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The Australian Council of Financial Regulators is considering pushing for a rapid deployment of a domestic central counterparty despite industry calls to slow the pace of legislation due to inconsistencies in the nation’s close-out netting regulations, according to market officials close to developments in the country.
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Morgan Stanley has hired Sebastien Lafosse as a v.p. in structured solutions for Latin America based in New York. Lafosse joined a few weeks ago after leaving Société Générale.
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Credit default swap spreads widened across the globe last week over continued concerns about sovereign debt and the impact of weak economic conditions on oil and gas companies in the North America, according to Fitch Solutions.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association is expected to review the new standard credit support annex (CSA) next month.
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Mandatory clearing for over-the-counter derivatives along with higher capital requirements and other global regulations could limit bank profits to an average 11% to 12%, according to McKinsey & Co.