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Five-year credit default swaps on Greece pulled in this morning by 375 basis points, after the E.U. announced a EUR750 billion (USD969 billion) lifeline and the European Central Bank pledged to purchase European government bonds in an attempt to stem contagion in the region.
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Safe harbor provisions that derivatives have under bankruptcy law are under threat via an amendment to the U.S. Senate Financial Reform Bill proposed two weeks ago. Industry players say that if enacted, the amendment would destabilize the markets by ending close-out netting.
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Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission is rejecting offshore retail structured product applications that don’t offer watertight principal protection because of standard clauses allowing for early redemption at market rates.
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The European Commission is starting to get feedback from the industry on proposals it put forward in February that would reform the way dealers and end-users account for their derivatives exposures. -
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corp. has added a feature to its Trade Information Warehouse that shows a daily breakdown of its aggregated credit default swap contracts by their currency of denomination.
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A group of Republican senators this afternoon introduced alternative language for derivatives reform.
