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The Australian Securities Exchange has obtained approval from the majority of its 14 futures clearing participants for the creation of the default waterfall fund needed for the development of the bourse’s over-the-counter derivative clearinghouse.
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Proposed changes to credit default swaps to protect against debt writedowns has led investors to undervalue CDS on subordinated financial debt, according to Morgan Stanley.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is expected to announce later this week that it will ease some of the collateral requirements for credit default swaps under the Dodd-Frank Act.
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Turkey’s Borsa Istanbul is planning to begin offering fx options, energy derivatives and commodity derivatives in coming months.
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The Bond and Derivatives Exchange of Zambia is scheduled to be open for simulated trading June 12 and will go live July 11.
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U.S.-based futures exchange Eris Exchange has reduced the notional size of its futures contract from USD1 million to USD100,000 ahead of the new swaps clearing mandate that takes effect June 10.