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Market players are increasingly discussing the use of liquidity scores in managing the counterparty risk of credit default swaps.
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Industry officials have warned the European Commission that the appointment of independent administrators to chair and participate in a clearinghouse’s risk committee could limit a CCPs ability to establish a stringent risk policy for clearing over-the-counter derivative contracts.
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Standard Chartered has hired David Arnold to head up financial market sales for South East Asia.
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Lyxor Asset Management has launched an equity structured product fund to retail investors in Hong Kong designed to capture the upside of the China A-share market.
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The difference between cash and credit default swaps was more negative over the past week and a half because of the equity rally, hitting levels last seen before the big bailout of European countries on May 10, said Mikhail Foux, a credit strategist at Citi.
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Royal Bank of Scotland reportedly may file a civil suit against Goldman Sachs after an announcement that the investment bank would pay a record USD550 million to settle fraud charges by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission related to the sale of a synthetic collateralized debt obligation.