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European swap platforms are looking to match the language they use for swap trading to the language used by the bulk of swap execution facilities in the US, despite a breakdown in negotiations for mutual recognition between US swap execution facilities and their European equivalents, multilateral trading facilities. -
The European credit default swap market is made up of no more than ten highly-connected major players and could withstand a major shock, such as a credit event to one of them, but would suffer grave consequences if two institutions were hit simultaneously, according to a new study by the European Securities and Markets Authority.
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LCH.Clearnet’s application as a central counterparty under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation has been approved by the Bank of England.
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A New York Court of Appeals decision on Tuesday to allow proceedings in a breach of fiduciary duty suit, brought against an insolvent credit default swap issuer, will make it easier for creditors to pursue insolvent issuers in the courts.
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Alvise Munari, global head of equity derivatives sales at Morgan Stanley in London, and Pierre Mendelsohn, head of Asia equity derivatives distribution in Hong Kong, have both left the firm.
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China’s seven day repo rate fixed unchanged at 3.2% on Thursday, regardless of the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) pumping Rmb104bn of funds into the system this week.
