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The derivatives markets may continue to test countries heavily burdened with sovereign debt, according to the Committee of European Securities Regulators.
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Now is a good time to sell credit default swaps on Japanese sovereign debt as the probability of the country defaulting is low, according to Vincent Thebault, head of debt and credit markets for Japan at the bank.
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Zions Bancorporation and Deutsche Bank have agreed to a total-return swap and interest-rate swaps deal in which the German bank will assume all the credit risk of Zions’ USD1.16 billion in trust-preferred collateralized debt obligations.
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Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank has expanded its debt and credit markets team with five new hires.
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The right way to limit mutual funds’ leverage in derivatives investments is to require funds to set up “Risk-Adjusted Segregated Amounts” (“RAS Amounts”) based on the risk profiles of the derivatives a fund owns, said a task force of fund lawyers who have been studying this subject since early 2009.
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A handful of Deutsche Bank’s Asia-Pacific equity derivatives structuring team, headed by Allan Zhou, left the firm on Tuesday.