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Credit Suisse has appointed Bunt Ghosh and Atsushi Mizuno as vice chairmen for its fixed-income business in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Market participants are nearing completion of the new bullet, or non-cancellable, loan-only credit default swap contract after more than a year of debate. A call was held yesterday to discuss the draft, which could be formally introduced by the end of this quarter. -
A host of Lehman Brothers’ derivatives counterparties, including Société Générale and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, filed objections this week to the bankrupt firm’s attempts to expedite claims against the estate.
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Hedge funds have been using steepeners on Residential Capital, the troubled real estate arm of GMAC Financial Services, selling one- to two-year credit default swaps and buying five- to seven-year protection in the belief the company may eventually file for bankruptcy.
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Greece's status as the black sheep of the eurozone looks secure for the foreseeable future. But outside of the currency club, Iceland is again attracting the wrong sort of attention amid signs that it is falling foul of the international capital markets.
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Bank Indonesia is expected to issue long-awaited regulations targeting offshore structured products providers shortly.
