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Dealers say a 50% of notional collateral requirement for corporates in China when selling credit protection to banks will make that sect of the market too expensive and unworkable. -
Credit default swap spreads on U.S. corporate debt widened the most in two months as a result of the worsening sovereign debt crisis in Europe.
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The Industrial Energy Consumers of America has asked the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission to abandon a proposed rule that would limit the number of investors that can view swap prices, and opt for a more open system to enhance transparency.
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Jubilee Financial Products has rolled out its Regular Income Plan 8, linked to the performance of the FTSE100.
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Richard Ketchum, chairman and ceo of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, said structured products are an “area of concern.”
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Jefferies has expanded its global equities team again with the hiring of Sean Huang as head of securities finance trading in Asia.
