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The US Department of the Treasury is to give relief from the application of proposed regulations under Internal Revenue Code section 871(m) to equity-linked derivative transactions. Instead of applying to equity-linked derivatives acquired before March 5, the new rules will only apply to equity-linked derivatives issued more than 90 days after the new regulations are finalised. -
Asif Mohamedali, the former head of European flow credit trading at Credit Suisse in London, has joined Prism Financial Products, a buyside brokerage.
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Australia could introduce mandatory clearing of over-the-counter US dollar, sterling, euro and yen interest rate swaps in early 2015, with rules on the new regime expected to be issued late 2014.
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Strategists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch are recommending investors sell credit default swaps on seven to 10 year French credits noting that the credit default swap/cash basis is especially positive.
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Ukraine has a long history of weak credit quality. Indeed, one has to go all the way back to August 2011 to find 5-year CDS levels tighter than 500bps.
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The central bank opened the door for increased gold hedging when it gave permission to Titan Group to increase its ability to hedge the precious metal.
