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Increased market confidence following the results of the European bank stress tests have sent market players covering short credit positions.
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The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority is said to be investigating the practices of several investment banks as they related to the sale of collateralized debt obligations to institutional investors.
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The U.K.’s HM Treasury has proposed that oversight of central clearing parties be transferred from the Financial Services Authority to the Bank of England.
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Several top banks reportedly sold credit default swaps on American International Group to Goldman Sachs, but were spared from having to pay for the protection thanks to the government bailout of AIG.
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Derivatives reform could result in dealer/banks losing margin along with their competitive edge.
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Royal Bank of Scotland has begun offering so-called win-win structured notes that pay investors regardless the direction of the Swiss franc versus the euro.