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Moscow-based Renaissance Capital has hired Gene Zabezhinsky as a director in its equity products group.
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Lehman Brothers and their attorneys cited a decision by U.S. Bankruptcy Judge James Peck that ruled so-called flip clauses that placed the firm at the bottom of the payment waterfall on certain CDOs, specifically one called Dante, enforcable as they announced planned legal action to reclaim billions of dollars that had been paid to CDO noteholders.
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--Anthony Belchambers, ceo of the Futures and Options Association in London, in reaction to an International Organization of Securities Commissions proposal that electronic trading platforms of over-the counter derivatives should accept multiple dealers.
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How often do black swan events occur? If events in the Middle East and North Africa are any indication, the answer is fairly regularly.
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Electronic trading of equity derivatives is growing as the use of derivatives continues to evolve and expand globally. Not least, this growth is thanks to the operational benefits for end-users and dealers. Regulatory changes are also encouraging a move toward e-trading.
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The latest versions of the European Parliament’s proposed rules on naked credit default swaps and short selling either remove the topic of buy-in entirely or limit its scope, marking a complete turnaround to previous legislative reports on the issue.