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Speculation of a possible leveraged buyout of one of the technology sector’s largest entities has widened credit default swap spreads and resulted in a surge in liquidity, according to Fitch Solutions.
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Rabobank Nederland has sold EUR100 million (USD136.19 million) of 10-year securities linked to the 30-year euro swap rate.
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Morgan Stanley has launched its FTSE Gilt-Backs Growth Plan 6, which offers a 7.25% annual return if performance of the U.K. benchmark is either flat or positive on its first anniversary.
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Skandia has debuted its Shield Fund, a risk-targeted protection product linked to a basket of 16 different U.K. and international asset classes and a cash holding.
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Bloomberg has launched what is believed to be the first daily price-fixing service for the Chinese renminbi credit derivatives market.
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Interference by politicians over how central counterparties calculate their margin requirements and operate risk management systems could lead to such institutions being built up as ‘too big to fail,’ according to Sharon Bowles, chair of the European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee.