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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.
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Michael Di Iorio, managing director and Asia Pacific co-head of equities trading at Nomura in Hong Kong, has left the firm.
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Thomas Vergnaud, a portfolio manager in derivatives strategy at Citadel Investment Group in London, has left the firm less than a year after joining.
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The non-deliverable forwards market has pushed backed on its expectation of greater yuan appreciation against the dollar.
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Qualified foreign institutional investors who are licensed to trade the new China Financial Futures Exchange CSI 300 index may only be able to do so for legitimate hedging purposes, according to new guidelines issued by the China Securities Regulatory Commission.