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  • Last week there seemed to be a consensus among the commentariat that BP PLC’s five-year spreads were overshooting significantly. A level of 500bp was outlandish for a AA credit.
  • Members of House Representatives working with Senate colleagues on financial reform legislation have voted to drop a provision that could have allowed for government bailout of derivatives clearinghouses.
  • Proposed capital gains tax legislation could affect the way structured products are brought to market, according to Adrian Neave, managing director of Gilliat Financial Solutions.
  • Five-year credit default swaps on Illinois bonds widened 7 basis points to close at a record 309.1 bps, making it the most expensive municipal debt in the country as it now tops California, according to CMA DataVision.
  • The Investment Management Association has come under heavy criticism for singling out structured products in commenting on the Financial Services Consumer Panel’s 10-point plan for financial services.
  • LCH.Clearnet has announced that beginning June 29, it will use the overnight index swap (OIS) rate curves to discount its USD218 trillion interest rate swap portfolio.