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--Pascal Canfin, MEP and member of the European Parliament's Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee, in reply to reports from the financial services industry and the European Commission that argue that the European sovereign debt crisis was not escalated by naked CDS trading.
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European sovereign markets were gripped by pre-holiday ennui last week, with several potential volatility points failing to invigorate animal spirits.
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Companies have long been managing volatility through the use of derivatives to counteract movements in interest rates, currency and commodity prices, and to limit counterparty risk.
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The Swiss Structured Product Association reported a record turnover of EUR3.59 billion (USD4.72 billion) in the structure products market in November, with more than 4,514 new issues, the second-highest monthly tally of the year.
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Reps. Spencer Bachus (R-Ala.) and Frank Lucas (R-Okla.) are unhappy with the new derivatives regulations.