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A secondary claims market on claims based on debt instruments issued by now-insolvent Icelandic banks has maintained liquidity, according to Jon Kibbe, partner at Richards Kibbe and Orbe in New York.
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Segregating client collateral via individual accounts in clearing over-the-counter derivatives is gathering popularity among endusers, according to speakers at the Futures and Options World Derivatives Conference on Wednesday.
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Borrowers on a loan securitized in N M Rothschild & Sons’ commercial mortgage-backed deal REC Plantation Place have pitched a plan to noteholders to work out the ailing deal.
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The European Commission supports requiring standardized derivatives be traded on electronic platforms, following the recent G-20 financial ministers agreement.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has urged the U.S. Treasury to exempt fx swaps and fx forward from derivatives regulation.
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Only a handful of structured products mature at a loss, according to Ian Lowes, founder of StructuredProductsReview.com.