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A new structured product introduced to Australia by Exane Derivatives and LM Investment Management has received a thumbs down from advisers.
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Credit default spreads on European sovereign debt tightened as investors wait to see if central bankers in the region force Ireland to accept a bailout to calm markets.
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Credit default swap spreads on Dubai sovereign debt have widened to their highest level in two months.
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The Singapore Exchange has become the first in Asia to clear over-the-counter derivatives, beginning with U.S. and Singapore dollar interest rate swaps.
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The Greek government used off-market swaps between 2001 and 2007 to hide EUR5.3 billion (USD7.2 billion) in debt, according to Eurostat, the European Union’s statistics office.
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StructuredProductReview.com has enhanced its counterparty risk research capabilities with the addition of data on credit default swaps.