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A more than 30% intraday widening in the on-the-run series of Markit’s CDX North American Investment Grade credit derivatives index on Thursday had hedge funds licking their chops and dealers running for cover as bid/offer spreads widened as much as 1000% at one point.
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A trio of veterans of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has established Delta Strategy Group, a derivatives consultancy.
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The Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee said sovereign credit default swaps are essential for banks to hedge against potential losses on CDS.
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An aide to Sen. Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.) has clarified the lawmaker’s proposal that banks be forced to spin-off their proprietary trading activities amid what she called “misinformation and untruths” about the measure.
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Pennsylvania taxpayer could be on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars to bail out transportation agencies that suffered massive losses from interest rate swaps, according to Jack Wagner, the state’s auditor general.
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California State Treasurer Bill Lockyer has demanded additional data after an initial request in March for information on credit default swap activity from six banks that underwrite municipal bonds.