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Structured note issuers are attempting to take advantage of the recent flight-to-quality by investors of all kinds, who have been flying to real assets, by issuing capped, leveraged notes attached to the spot prices of precious metals.
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Credit default swaps on European banks widened sharply after the European Central Bank warned that lenders may face stiff competition in credit markets from government looking to issue debt to make up for fiscal shortfalls.
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Discussion over the role of derivatives in the global financial crisis has prompted China to delay its launch of credit default swaps in its domestic market.
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The impact of new derivatives rules are expected to have a far-reaching impact on banks’ ability to lend, according to Greenwich Associates.
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Bolse y Mercados Españoles has pushed back the launch of its over-the-counter trade repository from the current quarter until at least the fourth quarter of this year.
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BNP Paribas reportedly has tapped Patrick Busch for its equity derivatives team in Germany.