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There were no prizes for guessing what event dominated the financial markets last week.
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In Part I of this Learning Curve we described the impact of Title VII of Dodd-Frank on over-the-counter. Part II explores the clearing regime imposed by the Act, which has centralized clearing as a major component.
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Credit default swaps spreads on Goldman Sachs are at their lowest level since April 15, the day before the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filed suit against the firm.
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The Reserve Bank of India has barred Standard Chartered, Société Générale and Crédit Agricole from proprietary trading of government bonds for six months following an investigation into their trading of the instruments at off-market prices to hide losses, a technique known as circular trading.
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The European Central Bank has rejected a request from Bloomberg for internal documents that show how Greece used derivatives to conceal its government’s debt.
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Trading volumes of global real estate derivatives more than doubled in the third quarter over the preceding three-month period, according to the Investment Property Databank.