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Germany’s Commerzbank appears to have pulled out of the credit derivatives market.
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Bond insurer MBIA reportedly is actively working to return to the market that handed it severe losses, despite opposition from former clients trying to block its efforts.
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The Committee of European Securities Regulators has proposed a model for short-selling disclosure that it says should be adopted across the continent.
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A Barclays Wealth structured product matured after just one year, triggering an earlier than expected kick-out.
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The growth of equity derivatives in Singapore is being negatively affected by contra trading, said Magnus Bocker, ceo of the Singapore Exchange.
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New Jersey-based Delaware River Port Authority has lost USD3.6 million on an interest-swap sold by UBS, bring the DRPA’s losses to date on swaps to at least USD50.5 million since Dec. 2008.