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Hedge funds and corporates will look to snap up U.S. dollar calls against the euro next year as industry officials question the health and long-term profitability of the European banking sector.
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Counterparty risk fears were somewhat allayed in 2009, after a tumultuous 2008, but the issue continues to be a top priority for sellside and buyside firms. -
Hedge funds and corporates are preparing themselves for a European Commission mandate raising capital charges for over-the-counter derivatives and forcing more capital to be set aside for non-cleared trades.
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The Reserve Bank of India has set up a working group to look into credit default swaps--revisiting guidelines drafted in 2007 that were iced because of the credit crisis.
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Goldman Sachs and Barclays Capital will likely remain the leading firms remuneration-wise for credit and fx derivatives professionals in 2010--despite both announcing plans to restructure their compensation schemes.
