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Some U.S. derivatives professionals are looking towards structured products tied to longevity, instead of traditional swaps, as a means to spur the U.S. market and bringing it on a par with the relative boom seen recently in the U.K.
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Dealers are estimating a 34% recovery rate at auction for triggered credit default swaps referencing Ambac Assurance Corp.
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The European Commission will decide in October whether to ban naked sovereign credit default swaps.
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Mark Green, a senior single stock equity derivatives trader at HSBC in London, has left the firm. He joined from Merrill Lynch last July (DW, 5/18) and according to headhunters is going to a hedge fund.
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Goldman Sachs has lured Jae Hyuk Park, head of fixed income sales to Korea, back from an impending move to UBS.
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Japan’s Financial Services Agency has given tacit approval to what is believed to be the first property derivatives trade by an onshore bank, and outlined other non-proprietary trades banks can perform.
