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Credit default swaps are being deployed to capture the view spreads of European corporates located in core countries and those in so-called peripheral European corporates will converge. Players, among them hedge funds, are making the trades on the view European authorities will forge a solution for peripheral countries to deal with their debt loads.
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Richard Ketchum, president and CEO of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, has asked the Securities and Exchange Commission to consider mandating that security-based swap data be consolidated before it is disseminated publicly.
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Folake Shasanya, director of credit at the Association for Financial Markets in Europe for covered bonds and derivatives in London, has left the trade body to join the Royal Bank of Scotland.
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The Council of European Energy Regulators said the European Commission should take a sector-specific approach to regulating derivatives.
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The German judge hearing an interest-swap case in the country’s highest court against Deutsche Bank has hinted that the lender may lose when he issues his ruling March 22.
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The European Commission has proposed higher capital requirements for banks that trade in derivatives to help cover potential losses.