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Werner Langen, member of the European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee, said in a report released on Friday that corporate users of derivatives should not be adversely affected by over-the-counter derivatives regulation.
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Credit Suisse is marketing three-year notes for institutional investors who are bearish on the long-term prospects of the U.S. dollar.
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Paul Kozary, the ex-head of Middle East structured solutions sales at Commerzbank in London, has joined StormHarbour Securities as head of Middle East distribution, a new role.
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Five-year credit default swaps on Dubai rose to an 11-month high of 650 basis points this morning, according to CMA DataVision, following reports that state-owned conglomerate Dubai World is planning to restructure its USD22 billion debt.
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National regulators have called for further controls on the credit default swaps market, after the levels of Greece, Portugal, Spain and Dubai rose sharply over the last week.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland is planning to launch a structured product linked to the Halifax House Price Index in the next six months, in response to demand from investors who expect house prices to fall over the next five years.