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Proposals by the European Commission to write down or convert bank debt to recapitalize failing banks could make the debt not deliverable into current credit default swap contracts or cause buyers of protection to miss out on having events declared credit events.
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Two Commodity Futures Trading Commission plans threaten to swamp those entities involved in clearing swaps with burdensome documentation requests, according to CME Group.
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Christian Mumenthaler of Swiss Re, said governments should launch longevity bonds to create a market price for the risk.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission postponed a final vote scheduled for Jan. 13 on proposed regulations for the credit default swap market.
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Chilean President Sebastian Pinera has proposed allowing domestic pension fund managers limited direct investment in fx for operational purposes.
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Patrick Pearson, the European Union’s head of financial markets infrastructure, said a quick decision on totally exempting fx derivatives from new derivatives regulations is unlikely.