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Clearing houses, lawyers and derivatives specialists have spent this week poring over Europe’s proposed rules for central counterparty recovery and resolution, with question marks still hanging over how each case will be assessed and how banks should capitalise their exposures. -
Pressure mounted on Italian sovereign bonds and credit default swaps this week, as rumours of increased European Central Bank support were quickly dampened and traders positioned for a 'No' vote in this weekend’s referendum.
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When a company announces that it is increasing the amount paid out to shareholders, it is not typically greeted with enthusiasm by credit investors. But Glencore is no ordinary company in the credit default swap world, and its announcement on Thursday wasn’t a standard change in financial policy.
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CME Clearing Europe, CME Group’s London-based clearing house, has been approved by the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission as a derivatives clearing organisation (DCO).
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Rumours of increased European Central Bank support have failed to take pressure off Italian sovereign credit default swaps, despite a rally on Tuesday, with the country resuming its widening divergence from European peers on Wednesday ahead of this weekend’s referendum.
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Intercontinental Exchange has appointed a chairman for its Singapore trading and clearing operations.
