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The European Council failed to agree on the Hungarian presidency’s latest compromise on the short-selling and naked credit default swap regulation in a meeting yesterday.
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Paris-based Tikehau Investment Management will buy protection on credit derivative indices such as the iTraxx Europe Sub Financials or Crossover indices to smooth price volatility of its new subordinated financial debt fund.
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The Brazilian over-the-counter derivatives market should change in order to allow for more creativity and innovation, especially in collateral management systems, according to Otavio Yazbek, commissioner at the Brazilian regulator Comissao de Valores Mobiliarios.
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Jamzidi Khalid, ceo of Deutsche Bank’s international Islamic banking unit and head of Islamic structuring for Asia ex-Japan in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, has left the firm, according to an official familiar with the departure.
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China’s onshore foreign exchange options market will likely grow at a similarly slow pace to the recently-launched credit derivative market in the country, industry officials say.
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Case Western Reserve University is turning away from long/short equity managers because it prefers to hedge risk more directly through derivatives.