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--Gregory Hands, a member of the U.K. Parliament for the Conservatives and shadow minister of the Treasury, on the dangers of over-regulation.
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A number of significant changes are under way with respect to the credit default swaps market. Market participants will need to grapple with the shift away from familiar bilateral relationships and industry standard documentation to each clearinghouse's own rules and procedures.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission approved rules that would force banks to segregate the cash and other collateral investors pledged as margin to back credit default or interest rate swaps that are processed by a clearinghouse, giving a boost to the CME Group, the world’s larges futures market. CME group has been guaranteeing CDS with its clearinghouse since last year.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York has revealed the USD30 billion worth of assets it took on under the arranged rescue of Bear Stearns two years ago.
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Blue Sky Asset Management released a six-year structured product linked to both the U.K. FTSE100 and the S&P500.
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Jeremy Todd, a well-known figure in the U.S. hedge fund sector, is joining the prime brokerage division of Barclays Capital in a senior role from Pershing Prime Services.