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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has appointed a permanent replacement for David Geen, its former general counsel who left earlier this year, while also naming central counterparty senior executives to its board. -
Eurozone banks could be forced to raise up to €135bn of extra capital to offset planned changes to the treatment of sovereign debt holdings, Fitch said on Wednesday.
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OpenDoor Trading has joined forces with Broadway Technology to speed up development of its trading platform for the US Treasury bond market.
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The state of Illinois sank deeper into trouble over a budget impasse this week, with Moody's cutting the US state's credit rating while a key financial market figure told lawmakers that a proposed derivatives tax would only worsen problems rather than help solve them.
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The Chicago Board Options Exchange is stepping up plans to expand outside of the US by opening its first international business development office in London in July.
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Norwegian debt collector B2Holding has narrowed the price range for its IPO to between Nkr11.50 and Nkr12 a share.
