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The Greek government may have covered up the true extent of its deficit by using cross currency swaps to circumvent the European Union’s and Maastricht rules on the matter.
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Tradeweb has launched DerivAlert.org, an online resource that provides news, commentary and insight on over-the-counter derivative reform.
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The nascent property derivatives market is predicting that returns from U.S. commercial real estate will be positive this year, after the market made a loss of 16% in 2009.
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The credit markets, both corporate and sovereign, continued to be captivated by the crisis enveloping Greece this week. The Markit SovX Western Europe index reached a record wide level of 112.5bp on Monday amid fears that the problems in Greece couldn’t be contained and would spread throughout the peripheral eurozone.
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Michel Barnier was voted in yesterday as the new European Commissioner for Internal Market & Services.
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Hedge funds and corporates were buying calls and puts on the euro this morning, as uncertainty mounted over a Greek rescue package being drawn up in the European Parliament.