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Equity option players have been taking short-dated bearish put spreads and bullish call spreads this week on the Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index as they look for the index stay range-bound over the next few weeks, according to equity derivative strategists and traders.
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Asian and U.S. firms that don’t plan to market securitized transactions to European Union credit institutions theoretically could get hit with a new E.U. law concerning risk retention if anyone buying into part of the deal enters into over-the-counter derivatives with an E.U. institution.
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Gary Gensler, chairman of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, testified before the House Agriculture Committee that the CFTC would likely miss the July deadline for implementing some of the new derivatives regulations.
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Recent events in Egypt are being partly credit with greater liquidity in the average emerging market sovereign credit default swaps, according to Fitch Solutions.
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The Seoul Southern District Court has dismissed a lawsuit against Lehman Brothers International Europe’s unit in The Netherlands over losses related to a credit-linked note.
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Standard & Poor’s has launched the S&P Balanced Equity and Bond Indices, aimed at investors with differing risk-reward profiles.