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Spreads of single-name corporate credit default swaps and credit indices should resume tightening after market participants return from the U.K. public holiday May 2, a change from recent years, wrote strategists at Société Générale in London.
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Derivatives trading books of dealers globally fell sharply in the fourth quarter, according to the Bank for International Settlements.
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Evercore Partners has hired Lloyd Sprung as a senior managing director in its investment banking business to focus on advising clients on debt capital markets and corporate restructuring transactions.
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Jubilee Financial Products has rolled out a structured product linked to U.K. residential home prices.
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Banks have lashed out at the Financial Accounting Standard Board over its proposal to eliminate an exemption for derivatives regarding the reporting of gross assets and liabilities.
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Credit default swap spreads on European high-yield corporate bonds fell to their lowest level since Jan. 2, 2008.