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PARIS -- Dealers will have to find ways to price counterparty risk, especially as derivative transactions by corporates may be exempt from clearing obligations.
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Philip Tsao, a managing director and head of the asset owners sales group the Asia derivatives distribution group at Morgan Stanley in Hong Kong, has left the firm, according to officials familiar with the move.
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The Financial Stability Board believes regulatory or other limits regarding the derivative exposure in synthetic exchange-traded funds would help to contain risks the board associates with the use of the products.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has proposed exempting manufacturer end users from margin requirements under the Dodd-Frank Act, splitting with a measure unveiled by other regulators that is more limited.
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., the Federal Reserve, and other regulators have proposed margin requirements for swap markets that stop short of a full exemption for end users.
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Credit default swap spreads on JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America tightened in the first quarter, outperforming the broader North American banking sector, according to Fitch Solutions.