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Clearinghouses will be required to set up a dedicated subsidiary in Japan in order to conduct credit default swap clearing business onshore with a Japanese counterparty under new regulation passed last week by the Japanese parliament.
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Regulators will come down hard on central counterparty clearers that are seen to be relaxing risk management systems as a way of competing, lawmakers warned at a conference in London this morning.
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The OTC Derivatives Regulators’ Forum is preparing to launch in the next month or two a Web site where it will describe in more depth what projects the group is working on and give information about its formation and membership.
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Michel Barnier, the European Commissioner for Internal Market and Services, today called for greater transparency in sovereign credit default swap trading rather than an outright ban.
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Increasing flows of credit default swaps in Korea, driven largely by the uptick of credit-linked notes sold in the country, has prompted rating agency Fitch Solutions to introduce a pricing service for Korean CDS.
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Currency options traders are expecting a slew of long-term put options on cable to hit the market next week following an E.U. vote on the controversial Alternative Investment Fund Management directive, which industry officials say could drive hedge funds out of the U.K. and hurt the country’s tax revenues.