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European Union lawmakers want to hand to a pan-European securities regulator power to directly fine credit rating agencies for breaches of operating and reporting rules, as well as the ability to carry out random checks on ratings and conduct deeper assessments of their methodologies.
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Banks are expected to start piling into trades to cover mismatches in their structured credit books.
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The TRW Pension Scheme is considering an investment of around GBP1 billion in a synthetic credit overlay to get extra yield from the asset class.
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HSBC has hired Jack Busta as managing director and head of equity derivatives flow trading for Asia in Hong Kong. He is the former co-head of equity derivative sales and trading in Moscow for Deutsche Bank.
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Interdealer brokers are concerned over speculation the Commodity Futures Trading Commission will impose rules that allow swap execution facilities to access other SEFs, according to Chris Giancarlo, executive v.p. of corporate development at GFI Capital.
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State legislators from New York, Virginia and North Dakota were preparing legislation that would ban naked credit default swaps, treating the transactions as insurance and using model legislation from the U.S. National Conference of Insurance Legislators.