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The efforts of regulators to curb the potential for systemic shock caused when big banks fail took a step forward this week, as the US Federal Reserve Board proposed rules that would enforce stays on contractual termination rights between counterparties in different countries. But there are still strong incentives for buyside participants to oppose the plans.
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A new electronic platform for private placements launched this week has interest from 17 dealers and 18 issuers, according to the initiative’s chief executive Pieter van Dyck.
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April brought a continued positive shift in the difference between credit default swap spreads and cash spread equivalents, the CDS-bond basis, among US dollar denominated corporate bonds. -
The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has launched a protocol to help market participants comply with regulations that enforce stays on contractual termination rights between counterparties in different countries.
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Singapore Diamond Investment Exchange is looking ahead to derivatives products and exchange traded funds as it opens for business as the world’s first commodity exchange for physically settled diamonds.
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TriOptima, the over-the-counter post trade service provider, has completed its first compression cycle with Eurex Clearing members for euro-denominated interest rate swaps.
