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Germany’s Bundesbank officials say credit default swaps were not the cause of the European credit crisis.
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The market for municipal credit default swaps may heat up as banks around the world are looking to profit from the financial troubles of U.S. cities and states.
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Italy’s financial police have seized EUR22 million (US28.77 million) in assets from Italian and foreign banks in connection with an ongoing investigation into the allegedly fraudulent sale of derivatives to four municipalities and the Region of Tuscany.
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KBC Group has closed the sale of KBC Insurance Derivatives, its U.S. life settlements portfolio, to affiliates of Fortress Investment Group.
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Goldman Sachs is set to issue USD60.86 million worth of seven-year step-up callable fixed rate notes tomorrow in the U.S.
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AsiaClear, the over-the-counter derivatives clearing arm of the Singapore Stock Exchange, will offer clearing of foreign exchange forwards next year, Muthukrishnan Ramaswami, president of SGX, and Christina Ang, senior v.p. of clearing services at SGX, told Derivatives Week.