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Josh Cohn, a partner at Allen & Overy in New York, has joined Mayer Brown as a partner and leader of the U.S. derivatives and structured products practice.
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Philippe Hatstadt, head of Barclays Capital’s longevity derivatives desk in New York, has left the firm.
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The U.K. Financial Services Authority and H.M. Treasury want to extend the Market Abuse Directive to cover credit default swaps.
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Primus Guaranty is working on a successor to its Primus Financial Products unit that could see the parent acquire a regulated bank or insurer through which it would sell protection in the form of financial guarantee insurance.
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The rise in demand for default protection on Southern European sovereigns has the potential to saddle banks with losses, according to a report out today by Moody’s Investors Service.
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Credit default swaps on J.C. Penney widened 11% in the past quarter as the retailer continues to underperform, despite improvements in the North American consumer services sector, according to Fitch Solutions.