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Five-year credit default swaps on the sovereign debt of several European countries widened sharply on concerns that Spain may have a hard time refinancing USD38 billion of debt in July.
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The European Commission expects to present proposals to regulate the derivatives market, including short-selling and credit default swaps, by September, according to EC President Jose Manuel Barroso.
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The ceo of Moody’s said the company’s ratings of collateralized debt obligations and residential mortgage-backed securities were “deeply disappointing.”
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The European Parliament’s influential Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee this morning backed a rule to require euro denominated derivatives referencing an E.U.-based underlying, that an E.U. financial institution is counterparty to, to be cleared and reported to a European-based clearing house and trade repository.
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Vincent Van Pelt, global head of equity derivatives at Standard Chartered is taking a one-year sabbatical, according to people made aware of the situation.
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Standard Chartered has hired Robert Waugh to head up its pensions and insurance asset liability management business out of Hong Kong.