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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association’s credit determinations committee today decided a bankruptcy credit event had not occurred with regard to NTC, formerly Angel Lux Common, a telecommunications and data services provider based in Denmark.
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The Basel Committee has removed the maturity cap for credit exposures in the revised version of Basel III released today.
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AsiaClear, the Singapore Exchange’s over-the-counter derivative clearinghouse will only clear regional currency trades against the U.S. dollar under one year when it rolls out its fx non-deliverable forward clearing service in September.
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CHICAGO- There has always been a tension in emerging markets between economic growth and the sense that unfettered capital—particularly from overseas—will somehow ravage the local unsophisticates. That tension has been playing out recently in India and China as the two are essentially dormant in credit derivatives. -
Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing is considering the introduction of after-hours futures trading in a bid to grab the lion’s shares of Asia’s derivatives market.
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South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service will step up supervision of fx derivatives trading, especially by local branches of overseas banks.
