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Bclear, NYSE Liffe’s equity and commodity futures clearing arm, will start clearing over-the-counter commodity swaps and options by year-end.
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The cost of insuring Boston Scientific Corp. debt against default widened 20 basis points, or nearly 13%, from last night’s close after the medical device maker admitted it had neglected to seek regulatory approval for a change in its manufacturing process.
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Asia credit default swap indices have been narrowing as investors are seeking more protection for high-yield positions. Markit’s iTraxx Asia ex-Japan High Yield index tightened 5 basis points to 365bp overnight and the iTraxx Australia tightened 5bp to 80bp in the last week.
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Members of the European Parliament have admitted that a push by officials to ban naked sovereign credit default swap trading in the region may have been premature, given there is little U.S. support for such a ban.
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Europe should set position limits for the over-the-counter derivatives market, according to Gary Gensler, chairman of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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A group of sellside and buyside institutions has formed the Swaps and Derivatives Markets Association to push for equal access to swaps clearing among dealers of all sizes.