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Fannie Mae has expanded the imminent-default standard used under the Department of Treasury’s Home Affordable Modification Program to include non-HAMP modification evaluations for borrowers who are either current or in default but fewer than 60 days delinquent.
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The European Structured Investment Products Association has released a set of principles governing how member firms issue, market, sell and trade structured products.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority has asked for input on what topics in the European Market Infrastructure Regulation to prioritize in creating technical standards.
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A new regulatory interpretation of Japanese law, along with what market officials say is a sound risk waterfall in the coming Japan over-the-counter derivatives central counterparty, has eased fears that members would have unlimited liability to the onshore clearinghouse.
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The South Korea Financial Services Commission is requiring a basic deposit as an entry barrier to the equity-linked warrants market.
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The capital valuation adjustment risk calculation being introduced for bank trading risks under Basel III would roughly double the counterparty risk charge, according to a senior risk manager in New York.
