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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has declined to answer a question to its determinations committee about whether to declare a credit event on Grohe, the German bathroom fittings maker. -
It is with great pleasure that GlobalCapital reveals the winners of its 2015 Americas Derivatives Awards. The awards were announced at a gala dinner in New York on May 28.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association’s determinations committee was due to meet on Thursday evening to decide whether credit default swaps referencing Grohe, the German bathroom fittings maker, had been triggered by the insolvency of a subsidiary.
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Credit trading desks at banks have been swept by a tornado of job moves, as financial institutions specialists leave or jump to rival firms in a scramble to survive in a shrinking market.
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Sellside and buyside traders alike have lauded initiatives to save credit default swap liquidity, following a collapse of volumes and an exodus of market makers from banks in London.
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The seemingly never-ending saga around Greece’s EU status continues to drive macro sentiment, but credit investors have also had sector specific issues to digest.
