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The eurozone’s periphery hasn’t been a major cause of risk aversion for a while. But that has changed this week, with sovereigns once again triggering unease in the markets.
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New rules from Markit using the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation’s trade volume data, along with the latest roll of the Markit iTraxx Europe indices, have resulted in a smaller Crossover index that may be easier to arbitrage, officials say.
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The Japan Securities Clearing Corp. is planning to limit clearing member liability for its coming over-the-counter derivatives clearinghouse, according to officials familiar with the process.
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The U.K.’s High Court has ruled in favor of Barclays in a case brought by Cassa di Risparmio della Repubblica di San Marino, a bank that alleged it lost EUR92 million (USD128 million) from collateralized debt obligations sold by the British bank.
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The gap between credit default swap spreads on Greek, Irish and Portuguese sovereign debt and those of Spain and Italy widened to a record USD496,000.
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Berenson & Co. has launched a debt capital markets platform.