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Ratings of interest rate swaps in hybrid adjustable rate mortgage bonds may die off in the next couple of years as the hedging mismatch between the underlying loans and the securities expires.
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Securities and futures regulators should make it clear that annuities and other insurance contracts are not swaps and, therefore, not subject to being regulated as such, according to the Committee of Annuity Insurers.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland has hired David Stuff, head of JPMorgan’s U.K. structured product sales team in London, as a director within its multi-asset structured product sales team, also in London.
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An unnamed non-U.S. high-net worth investor bought USD25,000,000 of a note containing a basket of Asian currencies against the U.S. dollar from BNP Paribas last Friday, according to a filing on Bloomberg.
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The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation is working on expanding its automated cash flow matching and netting service for over-the-counter equity derivatives to non-dealers.
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Credit default spreads on U.S. corporate debt narrowed for the 10th consecutive trading day, its longest streak since October 2006.