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The European credit default swap market is in a state of confusion as the Eurozone works to avoid a credit event in Greece.
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Sales of structured notes linked to interest rates and commodities are up 40% to USD6.35 billion in the U.S. in the first five months of 2011, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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Fitch Ratings said it did not anticipate that restructuring of Greek debt would prompt a downgrade of structured finance vehicles, such as derivatives, but did say it would likely have a negative impact on covered-bond ratings.
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Legal & General has debuted the 6 Year Growth Deposit Bond 8, its eighth in a series of structured bonds.
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BNY Mellon has appointed James McAuliffe as head of global derivatives.
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Moody’s Analytics has released the latest version of RiskFrontier, its credit-portfolio management and economical capital calculation software.