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Standard Chartered and Bank Islam Malaysia have said they will begin offering shariah-compliant derivatives to investors of the island nation.
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Credit default swap spreads on European financials led underperformers, according to Fitch Rating’s latest risk and performance monitor.
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Credit default swap spreads on Greek sovereign debt widened to their highest level in four weeks, and saw the biggest increase among European countries.
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The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision is seeking industry comment and suggestions on how banks should capitalize exposure to central counterparties.
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StormHarbour has made a number of additions to its New York and London teams, about a quarter of which will deal with cash and synthetic securities.
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Volumes of credit default swaps are expected to fall next year as the number of maturing collateralized synthetic obligations picks up sharply.