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Roger Liddell, ceo of LCH.Clearnet, has tried to allay fears that the European Union may press ahead to limit bank ownership of swaps clearinghouses.
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Barclays Capital reportedly has named Andrew Byron as head of rate sales in its Australia debt business.
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The European Union has yet to issue proposals for derivatives reform despite indicating last October that it planned to introduce central counterparty clearing later this year.
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Goldman Sachs reportedly is nowhere near reaching a settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on fraud charges involving a collateralized debt obligation it sold.
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Credit default swaps play a useful role in monitoring a country’s financial stability and should not be blamed for exacerbating the debt crisis in the eurozone, according to Mattias Persson, head of financial stability at Sveriges Riskbank, Sweden’s central bank.
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Sen. Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.) has denied that politics played a role in her strong defense of her strict proposals for regulating derivatives.