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The New York Portfolio Clearing, a joint venture between the Depository Trust and Clearing Corp and NYSE Euronext, plans to clear over-the-counter interest rate swaps with cross-margining capabilities by the end of next year.
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Dealers have been making deliverable forward trades and buying and selling over-the-counter options in the U.S. dollar/Chinese yuan over the past week, as the offshore market in the currency gains ground in Hong Kong.
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Creating too many swap execution facilities could lead to a flash crash, Jeffrey Sprecher, chairman of the Intercontinental Exchange, told Derivatives Week on the sidelines of the Futures Industry Association’s 2010 Expo.
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AXA Investment Managers, Cheyne Capital and Channel Capital Advisors are preparing funds that will invest in the structured notes and other transactions banks will have to put together to meet new regulatory capital rules.
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Sen. Tim Johnson (D-S.D.) said he does not see sufficient support in the Senate to repeal derivatives provisions in the Dodd-Frank financial reform act.
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The state of New York has paid Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and other issuers of interest-rate swaps USD247 million to terminate them.