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  • Fred Cohen, a noted financial risk management consultant in corporate treasury and a retired advisory leader and hedge accounting compliance specialist from PricewaterhouseCoopers has been appointed to the board of directors at Reval, a derivative risk management and hedge accounting solutions firm.
  • An insider trading trial involving credit default swaps could expand the powers of the Securities and Exchange Commission to monitor derivatives, attorneys say.
  • Mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will likely start using clearinghouses to hedge interest-rate swaps, which could potentially cut into Wall Street firms’ revenues while giving business to firms that run exchanges.
  • Tradeweb has completed what participants believe is the first centrally cleared, electronically traded, dealer-to-customer OTC interest rates swap executed on a multi-dealer platform. Deutsche Bank was the dealer counterparty.
  • The Coalition for Derivatives End-Users is planning a fly-in to Washington, D.C. on April 20, to lobby for clarity on end-user exemptions proposed in federal over-the-counter derivatives clearing requirements.
  • Norway, Finland, Sweden and Denmark occupy four of the top five spots in a CMA DataVision report ranking sovereign risk as judged by credit default swap spreads.