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Credit Suisse International and Yorkshire Building Society have been fined by the UK Financial Conduct Authority for failing to ensure financial promotions for CS’ so-called cliquet structured product were clear, fair and not misleading. CS was fined £2.398 million, while Yorkshire Building Society was fined £1.429 million.
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Short CNY rates are lower and swaps have been offered after a warning from the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) on funding costs. Five to ten year offers have also been supported by renewed economic growth concerns, which are expected to flatten the 1s/5s curve over the medium term, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives. -
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.
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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.
