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  • The implementation of the Volcker Rule will drive down the cost of structured products relative to the rest of the market if the structures meet the regulatory definition of permissible risk mitigation.
  • International Swaps and Derivatives Association members have come to a provisional consensus to alter the definitions regarding the right of termination with respect to a disruption event in the case of a change in law.
  • A lawsuit involving Lehman Brothers as the counterparty in a synthetic collateralized debt obligation may see another ruling in U.S. courts in the next few weeks.
  • Indian moves to create a domestic credit default swap linked to corporate bonds could flounder because of restrictions on seller hedging, according to respondents to a set of Reserve Bank of India draft proposals (DW, 8/11) that closed for comment earlier this month.
  • International Organization of Securities Commissions will issue a report on electronic and exchange trading and set out minimum requirements for data reporting by next July after setting up a task force on over-the-counter derivatives regulation.
  • The definition of a major swap participant should be based on more than the notional value of a particular swaps category that an entity holds, according to Kenneth Raisler, partner with Sullivan & Cromwell.