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The credit default swap portfolio of KA Finanz, Austria’s bad bank, has a negative market value of EUR986 million (USD1.5 billion), according to its annual report.
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--Margaret Grottenthaler, partner at Stikeman Elliot in Toronto, on the consequences of tighter registration requirements proposed by the Alberta Securities Commission
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Investors had to digest a negative rating action on one of the biggest G7 countries last week. Standard and Poor’s announced on Wednesday that it had placed Japan’s AA- rating on negative outlook, citing the huge reconstruction costs from the March 11 earthquake and tsunami. -
Firms bought approximately USD1 billion in Euro/U.S. dollar forwards and just over USD500 million in U.S. dollar/Swiss franc forwards on volatility on Wednesday and Thursday, with Goldman Sachs seen as the most active participants in the trades, according to traders in New York and San Francisco.
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The Alberta Securities Commission has proposed a rule requiring international and local financial institutions and Alberta-based end users to register as securities dealers if they utilize derivative contracts that are not physically settled commodity contracts.
