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Markit has announced plans to launch its Markit iTraxx SovX Asia Pacific Index.
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Macquarie Funds Group is aiming at a unique entry point into the fund-linked derivatives market: financing for single-fund managers.
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March ABX.HE remittance reports showed conditional default rates rising for the first time in months, while delinquencies continue to fall.
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The National Conference of Insurance Legislators began talking about banning naked credit default swaps, planning to have a draft of legislation ready by July 9. [Last month, an assemblyman in New York’s insurance committee and head of NCOIL’s CDS taskforce on CDS, circulated a draft of the bill, banning naked CDS and requiring any seller of CDS to get a credit default insurance company license (DW 3/18).]
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—Matthew Magidson, derivatives lawyer at Lowenstein Sandler, commenting on the impending gathering of the Coalition of Derivatives End-Users in Washington, D.C., to lobby for clearing exemptions.
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Even as market sentiment improves and the spread between bonds and credit default swaps normalizes, there are pockets of CDS-cash basis that offer attractive returns according to credit strategists at Goldman Sachs.