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Ireland's CDS spreads reached their widest levels since early 2009 after investors were reminded just how weak the country's banking sector is.
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--Michael Reiner, managing director and credit strategist at Société Générale, on last week's U.S. Federal Reserve Bank announcement that led hedge funds to short in CDS.
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Munich-based Assenagon Asset Management was planning to launch a credit-linked fund in October after raising EU320 million (USD453 million) in capital for a negative basis fund it had launched in April (DW, 8/17). [It launched the Assenagon Credit Basis II fund a month after, and has just launched the Assenagon Global Opportunities Fund, an absolute return fund which uses equity derivatives (see story, page 3).]
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The financial crisis has resulted in the termination of billions of dollars worth of derivatives between sophisticated market participants.
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The move to central clearing could spark the long tail risk hedging market.
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Offshore firms looking to crack Taiwan’s lucrative structured retail market are hustling to clear high regulatory hurdles.