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New reforms threaten to shrink the number of banks in Europe willing to provide swaps in securitization trades, according to market professionals.
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Complaints from retail investors in the U.K. over structured products declined in the second half of 2010 from the previous half, according to the U.K. Financial Services Authority’s latest aggregate complaint statistics released today.
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As E.U. leaders close in on a remedy for future sovereign crises, it’s not looking very good for buyers of protection on sovereign credits. -
The American Securitization Forum expanded its advocacy ranks this week, hiring Jim Johnson as managing director of public policy in its newly minted Washington office.
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has the market scrambling to understand an addition to its risk retention and qualified residential mortgage proposals, passed unanimously by the board Tuesday, that will force non-QRM deals to be structured with a “premium capture cash reserve account.”
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U.S. regulators need to reconsider proposed levels for block trade thresholds, Robert Pickel, executive vice chairman of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, told Derivatives Week in an exclusive interview.
