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JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America Merrill Lynch are the two top share leaders in U.S. debt capital markets, according to Greenwich Associates.
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Credit default swap spreads on Bank of America are among the notable underperformers as North American financials continue to price wide of recent historical levels, according to Fitch Solutions.
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UBS has planned meetings with Australian investors to discuss how to boost liquidity in the country’s credit default swap market.
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Membership in swaps clearinghouses should be open to non-derivatives dealers, according to Gary Gensler, chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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Belgium, which holds the E.U. presidency, has floated a legislative amendment that would allow central counterparty clearing houses the right to refuse to clear derivative trades, which they already provide a clearing service for, that have been executed in a rival location.
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U.S. structured finance transactions using interest and currency swaps could become less economical to issue if proposed rules on clearinghouses come into effect, according to a Standard & Poor's analyst.