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Increased hedging by banks has been an influential factor behind moves in sovereign credit default swap spreads, according to the Bank of England.
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The USD700 billion stable value fund market, which covers some 30 million investors, could become effectively off limits to derivative bankers.
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The European Securities and Markets Association will be given the final say when determining whether different derivatives should be cleared following an application by a clearinghouse, according to the European Commission.
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Substituting the Volcker rule for a proposal by Sen. Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.) would not reduce bank risk because of loophole that would let financial institutions invest in derivatives through their customers, according to Brian Yelvington, head of fixed-income strategy at Knight Libertas, the broker-dealer. “
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Gary Cohn, president of Goldman Sachs, said there is “no indication” that the Securities and Exchange Commission and the investment bank are close to settling fraud charges over a collateralized debt obligation it sold.
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Thomas Hoenig, president of the Federal Reserve of Kansas City, is at odds with many other members of the Fed board and says he supports a proposal by Sen. Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.) that would require banks to spin off their swaps desks.