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CDS On Japan Narrow On Containment Efforts Efforts to contain radiation leaks at nuclear reactors in Japan helped narrow credit default swap spreads on Japan’s sovereign debt. Five-year CDS tightened 13 basis points to 104.5 bps, after earlier in the week widening to a record 130 bps. Click here to read the story from Bloomberg
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Jamie Cawley is co-founder of the Swaps & Derivatives Market Association and ceo of Javelin Capital Markets in New York, an electronic trading venue planning to register post-reform as a swap execution facility. He spoke to Associate Reporter Mike Kentz on the challenges facing the implementation of SEFs.
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Jamie Cawley, ceo of Javelin Capital Markets and co-founder of the Swaps and Derivatives Markets Association, questioned planned over-the-counter clearinghouses LCH.Clearnet and ICE Clear for their current restrictive clearing models that fail to allow "unfettered access."
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Better-than-expected news on the E.U.’s financial stability plan prompted hedge funds to cover shorts on credit derivatives indices over the past few days.
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Singapore Exchange plans to expand the asset classes it covers and extend its over-the-counter offering to more firms.
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Uncharacteristic decisiveness from the E.U. took the markets by surprise this week and helped sovereigns withstand the risk aversion created by the tragic events in Japan.