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March ABX.HE remittance reports showed conditional default rates rising for the first time in months, while delinquencies continue to fall.
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The Coalition for Derivatives End-Users is planning to blanket the U.S. capitol April 20 to push for an exemption from mandatory clearing for end-users. As first reported by Derivatives Week on Tuesday, the move and its timing is driven by speculation that Chris Dodd’s (D-Conn.) reform bill may head to the Senate floor without the exemption. -
Royal Bank of Scotland is pushing calendar spread trades to position for what the bank is forecasting will be a gradual appreciation of the yuan against the U.S. dollar in six to 12 months time.
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The Coalition for Derivatives End-Users is planning a fly-in to Washington, D.C. on April 20, to lobby for clarity on end-user exemptions proposed in federal over-the-counter derivatives clearing requirements.
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New legislation designed to stop hedge funds from using total return swaps to avoid paying withholding taxes on dividends has a big hole in it: it bans the TRS but doesn’t say anything about other derivative structures that have the same effect.
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A proposal from the U.S. House of Representatives awaiting discussion in committee could reverse an old law that prevents mutual funds from investing directly in commodities.
