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The implementation of the Volcker Rule will drive down the cost of structured products relative to the rest of the market if the structures meet the regulatory definition of permissible risk mitigation.
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Hedge funds and insurance companies have been putting on bearish U.S. dollar trades against high-yield and commodity currencies through worst-of basket options and basket collars over the last few weeks.
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CME Group is looking to overhaul its credit default swaps clearing service, according to Tim Doar, its managing director.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures and Trading Commission has proposed that traders be required to report over-the-counter derivatives based on raw materials.
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Premier Foods said it will pay GBP167 million (USD265.3 million) to restructure and de-risk its interstate swap portfolio as part of its financial strategy announced in August.
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South Korea’s Financial Services Commission has added Bank of America and Australian & New Zealand Banking Group to its roster of banks whose currency derivatives trades it will audit.