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Greek state-controlled Hellenic Post Bank (TT) reportedly profited from credit default swaps it bought on the country’s debt.
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Changes in accounting rules due to go into effect in June may prompt investors to unwind some of their structured credit deals that use derivatives to avoid volatility and markdowns.
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The wife of Sen. Christopher Dodd (D-Conn.) may pose a potential conflict of interest to the lawmaker, who has introduced legislation that includes new derivative rules and an attempt to see them mostly traded on exchange.
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MF Global Holdings has named Jon Corzine, the former governor of New Jersey, chairman and ceo, effective immediately.
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Public pension funds are moving into riskier asset classes, while their corporate counterparts are shifting away from them, according to Greenwich Associates.
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The European Central Bank reportedly has asked the E.U. to consider new rules that would prevent countries from using swaps to reduce excessive budget deficits. A