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One bank bought the majority of what turned into a USD1 billion block of trading in Euro/U.S. dollar puts yesterday morning, spurring six other banks to buy with them while 12 banks stood as counterparties selling the trade.
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A proposed rule by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission that would require trades to be confirmed in a short period of time will create hardships for end users, according to panelists at the Markit Evolving OTC Market Landscape conference in London yesterday.
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The China Banking Regulatory Commission has defied market expectations by passing up the opportunity to outline its position on China’s nascent credit derivatives market, reinforcing fears that the market could be shuttered or be subject to a change in rules.
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It was around this time last year that Greece’s credit spreads were breaking new ground in volatility.
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Advisors to major derivative firms are offering different strategies in the wake of Dodd-Frank provisions that pertain to corporate governance and legal structure.
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Using credit default swap spreads to accurately predict future defaults has had mixed success across various sectors, according to Fitch Ratings.