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The People’s Bank of China is looking to issue a public notice giving the green light a trial test for banks in China to trade renminbi-denominated credit default swaps referencing onshore names. -
Mukesh Dave, head of South East Asia interest rates and fx trading, has left Barclays Capital, firms officials.
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Hope in the industry for more moderate over-the-counter derivatives reform has faded further on the announcement that Republicans will allow the Democrat-led U.S. Financial Reform Bill onto the Senate floor for debate without a bipartisan compromise on derivatives
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Michel Barnier, commissioner for internal market and services at the European Commission, has reassured U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner that Europe is committed to avoiding regulatory arbitrage in over-the-counter derivatives regulation, adding that the EC is working closely with the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission on possible reforms.
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Republican senators are said to be planning to introduce financial reform legislation that they say is in some ways tougher than measures proposed by the Democrats.
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Five-year credit default swaps on Greece’s sovereign debt set another record Tuesday after Standard & Poor’s downgraded the country’s bond ratings to junk.
