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Bondholders in Fairhold Securitisation, a pre-crisis CMBS deal backed by sheltered housing ground rents in the UK, are pushing to tear up a huge swap liability in the structure, which could leave Lloyds and UBS, the swap counterparties, more than £500m out of pocket.
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Europe’s faltering on margin rules for uncleared swaps this year has, for some market participants, proved that the trans-Atlantic regulatory rollout has reached breaking point – a reckoning that, perversely, could buy the market some relief in the form of a slowdown in the regulatory pace.
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China has been buying negative-yielding JPY bills to profit from using USD/JPY basis swaps. Short NDIRS have been bid. The curve is flattening and sources see scope for it to flatten further before 1s/10s meets resistance around the 35bp level. -
Singapore Exchange (SGX) and the Baltic Exchange have agreed terms for a recommended share offer as the Asian company looks to proceed with a proposed acquisition.
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CME Group has added two futures contract with alumina as the underlying to its base metals range.
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Intercontinental Exchange has battled to deflect a potentially deal-busting challenge of its takeover of Trayport, the trading software company, by the UK's Competition and Markets Authority.
