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—Peter Scherer, partner at Clifford Chance in Frankfurt, on the disappointing effects of the decision by the Bundesgerichtshof, Germany’s Federal Court of Justice, which could lead to future court cases in relation to spread ladder swaps.
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The value of credit default swaps on U.S. sovereign debt has doubled from a year ago to USD24 billion, according to the Depository Trust and Clearing Corp.
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Regulators in Massachusetts have launched an investigation into structured notes known as reverse convertibles, according to Brian McNiff, a spokesman for the office of the secretary of state.
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Central counterparty clearinghouses from outside the European Union will not require approval from individual member states to clear over-the-counter derivatives for E.U. financial institutions as long as the European Securities and Market Authority does, according to a draft proposal.
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London-based Clearance Capital said its Clearance Capital Real Estate Equity Fund will take long and short positions on derivatives, shares and debt.
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Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi has hired Eric Michel to head its structured trade finance group in the Americas.