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Some U.S. derivatives professionals are looking towards structured products tied to longevity, instead of traditional swaps, as a means to spur the U.S. market and bringing it on a par with the relative boom seen recently in the U.K.
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Dealers are estimating a 34% recovery rate at auction for triggered credit default swaps referencing Ambac Assurance Corp.
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The European Commission will decide in October whether to ban naked sovereign credit default swaps.
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Japan’s Financial Services Agency has given tacit approval to what is believed to be the first property derivatives trade by an onshore bank, and outlined other non-proprietary trades banks can perform. -
National and European regulators would be given powers to unwind derivatives portfolios and slash payments due to creditors of major financial institutions deemed at risk of failure under plans being formulated by Members of the European Parliament.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission should not bar the use of derivatives in funds, according to former Commissioner Paul Atkins.
