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◆ Public sector issuers embrace hedge fund bid... ◆ ... as they flex in the swap market ◆ Car makers welcomed back to bond market
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Stanfield Capital Partners reportedly is offering USD4.3 billion worth of collateralized loan obligations, with Apollo Management and Sankaty Advisors said to be among the bidders.
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Canada’s New Brunswick Securities Commission has proposed amending its derivatives rules to include an exemption to the registration and risk disclosure requirements of its derivatives rule.
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The U.K.’s HM Revenue and Customs has warned that there may be securities contained in kick-outs that may bar them as an independent savings account (ISA) qualified investment.
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One-year and five-year credit default swaps on Greece’s sovereign debt hit new highs as concerns about the country’s ability to fund itself persist.
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JPMorgan Chase reportedly has nearly doubled the size of its commodity trading staff to 10 in Tokyo in response to the demand by Japanese utilities that want to hedge against price swings with coal derivatives.
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"A default is not an issue for Greece,” European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet declared this afternoon. But the activity in the credit default swap and government bond markets that morning suggested otherwise.
