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--John Wilson, global head of over-the-counter clearing at the Royal Bank of Scotland, speaking on what asset managers must do to get ready for the new OTC derivatives clearing environment under new regulations in the U.S. and Europe.
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Credit default swaps on South Korean sovereign debt widened sharply following the military skirmish with North Korea.
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Credit default swaps on North American insurers widened 5% last week because of “renewed concerns” over their credit risk amid “ongoing challenges faced by the sector,” according to Fitch Solutions.
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European regulations governing over-the-counter derivatives will likely drain property companies of nearly EUR65 billion (USD86.89 billion) in capital, according to Chatham Financial.
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The EMEA Credit Derivatives Determinations Committee of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association has determined that the announced restructuring of Anglo Irish Bank constitutes a credit event.
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Deutsche Bank has expanded its equity electronic platform, Autobahn, in the Americas, and has named Jay Fraser as managing director and head of Autobahn equity execution and head of Autobahn equity sales in the Americas.