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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association says a plan to help rescue Greece through voluntary swaps and buybacks would not trigger payment of credit default swaps.
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Concerns surrounding extraterritoriality in forthcoming European and U.S. regulation in the derivatives market were the focus of conversation between market officials and Asian regulators at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association Asia Pacific Regulators Workshop in Hong Kong today.
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Royal Bank of Scotland sold USD250 million in one-month at-the-money straddles on the euro/U.S. dollar on Wednesday.
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Synthetic exchange-traded fund providers need to provide more information about baskets of substitute assets or collateral in the swaps embedded in the funds, according to analysts at Morningstar.
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Executives at central counterparties are telling European regulators to stay out of matters relating to risk management.
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The over-the-counter derivatives market has improved in the past year, even without the introduction of new regulations under the Dodd-Frank Act, according to the International Swaps and Derivatives Association.