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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.
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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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Trading of credit default swaps contracts on Italian sovereign debt rose to 867 trades, its highest level in a year in the week ended July 15—almost double the previous week, according to the Deposit Trust & Clearing Corp.
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Credit default swap spreads on European sovereign debt continue to widen despite results of recent stress testing that indicate all but eight passed, according to Fitch Solutions.
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U.S. District Judge Barbara Jones of Manhattan has thrown out a lawsuit by Australian hedge fund Basis Capital because the firm failed to show that any purchases of credit default swaps took place in the U.S.
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The London Stock Exchange will focus on derivatives, fixed-income and technology sales to generate profits, according to Xavier Rolet, the LSE’s ceo.