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The USD22.1 billion University of Texas Investment Management Company has retained PIMCO for an USD836 million fixed-income mandate, after a review by the UTIMCO board led to a policy change that now requires staffers to control managers’ ability to use derivatives.
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Five-year credit default swaps on Dubai sovereign debt pulled in dramatically this morning on the back of government support for the USD23.5 billion restructuring of state-owned Dubai World.
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The European Commission is collecting data from retail investors and financial institutions as it contemplates a requirement for issuers to disclose their hedging practices when marketing structured products. -
Credit Suisse has applied for approval to distribute a retail structured product onshore in Taiwan.
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Many investors, particularly macro hedge funds, have been buying calls and call spreads on the U.S. dollar against the yen today in light of a sign that a long-expected uptick in spot has arrived.
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The Depository Trust & Clearing Corp.’s warehouse for credit derivatives data has changed its policy for disseminating information to global regulators by starting to release counterparty information on credit default swaps trading, even without user consent.
