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Credit default swaps on Goldman Sachs widened 22 basis points after President Barack Obama announced proposals to that would limit banks’ proprietary trading activity.
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A proposal to broaden the current rule involving disclosures investors in bankrupt companies must make could change the face of the distressed-debt industry.
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Finance ministers of the G7 countries are set to meet in London Monday to discuss implementing banking reforms similar to those proposed by President Barack Obama.
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Barclays Capital reportedly is changing the way it reports derivatives to comply with amended European accounting standards and follow the example of other banks.
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Trading activity in Asian high-yield credit default swaps is on the uptick as spreads in investment-grade names continue to tighten and investors move down the credit spectrum to capture more yield. Underscoring the trend is the fact Credit Suisse recently started quoting sovereign CDS on Sri Lanka, which one desk head in Hong Kong said he could not recall having seen for a long time.
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Royal Bank of Scotland began selling equity derivatives to affluent customers in eastern China via Bank of Ningbo. The move was significant because traditionally RBS had stuck to distribution deals with the big four commercial banks--the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Bank of China, China Construction Bank and the Agricultural Bank of China. [Last month, RBS completed a gold-linked range accrual issue with ICBC in the form of one-year structured deposit denominated in Australian dollars.]