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Morgan Stanley’s new offering with Indus Capital Partners plans to focus on Asian equities.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority, the newly formed pan-European securities regulator, is seeking industry feedback on the implementation and application of the endorsement regime, a core part of the wider credit rating agency regulatory overhaul taking place in Europe.
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Japanese financial institutions reported of losses JPY44 billion (USD534.8 million) on credit default swaps with monoline insurers as of Sept. 30, 2010, according to a report released yesterday by the Japan Financial Services Agency.
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Philippe Moryoussef, a former managing director and head of interest rate derivatives at Morgan Stanley, has joined Nomura International in London.
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Giving European regulators the power to impose stringent margin calls and demand more collateral could help prevent future crises or at least coordinate regulators’ actions in a crisis, according to a report from the European Securities and Markets Authority, the new pan-European regulator, to its members and European lawmakers.
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Euroclear Bank will begin offering settlement, custody and related post-trade services for all Brazilian equities and domestic fixed-income securities as of Jan. 31.