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Sovereign credit default swaps for five-year protection on Spain reached record wide levels last Tuesday, closing at 274 basis points. On Wednesday, Moody's Investors Service placed Spain's 'Aaa' sovereign credit rating on review for a possible downgrade, with guidance of one to two notches.
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The release of the European Markets Infrastructure Regulation consultation paper in Europe two weeks ago and the expected signing of the Financial Reform Bill in the U.S., mean central clearing for many OTC derivatives and cash financial instruments will soon become part of the trading landscape.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has reportedly been looking into how companies market principal-protected structured notes.
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Goldman Sachs turned down a request from the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission to disclose its earnings from derivatives trading.
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European credit default swaps have been outperforming wider markets, as two-year swap spreads continue a narrowing trend.
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Royal Bank of Scotland has appointed Stefan Masuhr as Asia-Pacific head of credit structuring, a new position.